Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

, Tw -,,,...-V., V Y, .-., Y -vw H f- -,TM V . Y 1 Q1 QM 524-sig . Egbfglf 0+ W iii? E We I - 3 Q a,4ww7QM:o 0. aulo D R A wJlc,o,A-,afwi gg i HX W7 Jg Mf',l4 QWVWWMM Qmwwwffyyf My . Rmggg wry if QQffzff5N3 Qfmy YZQW The 1959 MIRROR Presented by the U pper C le1.f.fe.r Of Medina Central School Medina, New York I Medina High School Medina, New York ' June: 1959 N i , I In thi ebook u will Fmd pictures galore of club meetings, the operetta, classmates, and sports tivities. These photographs really show what the school year has beenband what part each class fee the book tells the story itself. coverage of the school has been our goal this year, and we ' 'A sincerely believe that the spirit oli the students and the faculty of Medina High is accurately . r ect in the Mirror. It is, of course, ' ' an organization has played. Complete N b a always be able to remember Ng nc t t. x sisggis 13 Se very dillicult to please everyone, but you should enjoy this ,Medina High School, withits fun, excitement, work, and Yours truly, Linda Gaul Editor-in-chief Exsiixsissiilxiiie TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Foreword Table of Contents Board of Education Superintendent of Schools Administration Guidance and Curriculum Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Student Government Activities Music Athletics Patrons 3 BOARD Donald E.. Cielewick Lavern E. Becton F Paul Ga Paul Bl J F EDUCATION 5-rick ckburn John P. Kennedy B. Earle Vosteen Edward Hellert Thomas B. Robbins Glenn F. Pask ADMINISTRATION EDWARD DEVLIN, High School Principal Our principal, Mr. Devlin, is always willing to give advice or assistance to the students of Medina High. HELEN HEADY, Regislrar 6 ADMINISTRATION STAFF Melsa Clapp Elsie Quintern BURTON I. THOMAS Business Manager Mildred Wagner Of course, no ofiice is complete without a competent staff. Our Girls Friday can give you any information you may want, and Mr. Thomas, Business Manager, is a good man to know when it comes time to pay those ugly bills. 7 urriculum dlifford H. Wise, Curriculum Coordinator Mr. Wise, as Curriculum Co-ordinator for the Me- dina school systeni, helps to maintain a forceful curric- ulum in all subjects from the elementary to high school levels. Teachers find Mr. Wise's help invaluable for applying effective teaching techniques. uidance Olga Hinckley l David Parsons Girls' Guidant: Dirulor 1 Boyx' Guidance Director Once the general outline of curriculum has been applied, various students find schedule conflicts. Mrs. Hinckley and Mr. Parsons are always glad to give individual aid to those in need of it. Their specialized talent for giving helpful and comforting advice makes students appreciate their pres- ence in this building. Whether pupils areseeking information on higher education, part time jobs, or on their contemporary problems, these two indispensable personalities never fail to come up with an inspirational solution. 3 Library Bring it back first thing in the morning. Language 'America est patria mea. America est patria Oui, Monsieur. Je parle frangaisf' 9 Helen Gillmeis ter, Library Doro thy Coats, Lalin Shirley Kwasnicke, French Constance A. Bell, English Ida Cole, English, Speech . Donald P. Donahue, English English Cripes! Chaucer couldn't be that interesting. Bob wins American Legion Oratorical Contest If you think I'm going to tell about my life, you're crazy. Robert DiGiulio, Rosemary Pied- - mont, Ronald Greenlee, J. Roy Rogers English is getting to be Greek to me! Ruth Donahue, English Carol Hall, English . '.,. ' 11' N., 2 '21, . f HWS II .. I i An English I class learns what they have done in the past to abuse our language. Richard Scott, Englixh, Speed: l joseph Coats, Social Studies Social Studies Such rapt attention! n . . . . . . And this is the Swanee River. Austin Martin, Social Studie: Now where is that darn place? I saw it just a min- ute ago. ' 4 Arden McAllister, Social Studie: . . S ' K , , . 4, :fp ' , , Q 5 I , ' .0 4 ' Q'- Q s . . s 0, 5 X . .,. . . . . . Q su, y, Jlgigliv' 9,4 o g - . '.'4'.'-'J -. ,.., ,., .31 I. QA.-.', . , .Q 9 ,..... '. -,-.-,- 3,-f, ..-.-,.. ,. .'.' V .- ..,.g.,, -.f,wff.-,.f-,.-,.f.4.f-,-'. . gf, -.,.- Ig .-,...3.-.-,- f.-.f.'.-,.:-g.-.'f'.- - .,'.,.g.3f - -v,f,9-.'- ,.-.-e f.-,. v ,Q-.f .-,9 .-.- -'. xxx-. ,3.g.5f:,-1-2.0.5.5.5,-4.7, -.6 --fglgf-L-1.9'hg.P.,'4:1-3.5.3.-'..f, ,-3.2.32:off-Q-1.-1.'-GZ-1-1.-I,-g.:.gQ'f h.: -3-:-1. fi. .,'f'.-f-II'L-iff.I-fvg-1.6-Q-J'I-Z-15271-551-.'-'81-i-j.'.'o'-'.'T-I3'-,' -:VL-.21-2-,-1-'Z-: f. .-?-g- .-,f,. .-4,-:Q 4.3, '.'.-.-.',','. .-,f .- , .-4.5.-.-,.g. -, '.' an-.-,.'. ' -4.71 . 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Gilman Williams, dr! 1 This is just ivhat my new house is going to look like. , T i 16 -rm QP' Mark Bradley, Muxic MUSIC Robert Connor, Murir Edwin Feller,.Mu:i1: Lester Heald, Muxic Medina's version of Show Boat: Act I finale A17 nn rv 1 rrrrt1!fT1TvT TTTYTT TT 'frTTTTl'T TTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT. ,i.... -sv- L-1 5- 11 ,.. ' 1- A K if an 'W Z k j fjz' 'Y 'ff .. 'iixg Erwin Horwitz, Buxinesr, Retaxhng Are you sure your fingers are on the correct row of Who said this was the Machine Age? Eugene Whitney, Business. A studious Bookkeeping class keeping their books Sheila Horwitz, Business Math Alice Leigh, Malh Vito Misiti, Math Math is a pretty picture. 20 Ph sical Education Mary Lou Acer, Physical Educa- John Loughlin, Plzyxiral Edura- tian, Health tion, Health. We build strong boys in Medina High. The winning basket for a girls' team. 21 Industrial Arts Agriculture There's only one way to do it: the right way. No prefabricated houses for us. We'll make our own. 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Dr. Roach and his invaluable aids, Mrs. War- ren, and Mrs. Colton, have administered polio shots to those who desired them, and various other shots to college-bound stu- dents. We all depend upon and appreciate this health department. John Roach, M.D., School Phy- .tician 25 x Roberta Warren, Attendance Of- ccr, Nur-.re Board Co-operative Educational Services Otto Stewart Superintendent The Orleans-Niagara B.C.E.S. Recognizing the need for a richer educational program for the schools of the State, Section 1958 of' the Education Law provided for the establishment of Boards of Cooperative Educational Services. The program under such a board can then furnish to the schools many special teaching services on a co-operative basis which ordinarily can not be afforded or at least gainfully employed. Historically speaking, the Board of Cooperative Educational Serv- ices now serving Orleans and a portion of Niagara County was first established for Orleans County in 1956. Later, effective February 1, 1958, the new supervisory district and Board of Cooperative Educa- tion Services for Orleans and Niagara Counties was established. Component districts comprising the present cooperative system include: Albion, Barker, Holley, Kendall, Lyndonville, Medina, and Royalton-Hartland Central schools. Otto J. Stewart was elected the first District Superintendent and Executive Ofiicer of the Board. Presently, special services include: Reading, Speech Correction, Psy- chology, Dental, Physical Education, Driver Education, Music, and Library. The central office for the Orleans-Niagara B.C.E.S. is lo- cated on the second floor of the Medina Public Library Building. Bernice Clark Mary Lillich Reading Specialist Speech Correctianist Fern Wyant Secretary 26 The future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. SENIORS J ules Jusserand Catherine Bartlett Arden McAllister Vit0 Misiti Introducing e Class of 1959 R. Palmere, Presidentg F. Page, Secretaryg E. Hawley, Treasurerg T. Alderson, Vice- President. 28 Thomas Alderson llToml! Major.r: Language, Math, Science Band 4, 3, 2, 15 Wakapa 2, IQ Arista 4, 35 Bowling 4, 35 A Cap- pella Choir 4, 35 Safety and Wel- fare Council 25 Sportsmen 4, 35 Photography Club 35 Math Club 2, 15 Knights of Blue 25 Honor Court 45 Honors Convocation 3, 25 All State Sectional 45 County Chorus 4, 35 Showboat 45 Vice- Pres. Senior Class. Ambition: Dentist Joyce Allen llJ0yCeYY Majors: Art, Business Knights of Blue 3, 2. Ambition: Undecided Catherine Ames :sKathyrr Major: Business Photography 15 Library Club 25 Knights of Blue 4, 3, Sec. 4Q Shorthand Speed Writing 6o, 80 words. Ambition: Secretary Gail Anstey llGailll Major: Math Wakapa 2, IQ Math Club 35 Li- brary Club 4, 3, 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Bowling 4, 35 Intramurals 3, 2, 15 Mirror 45 Blue Coats Ig Show- boat 43 Shorthand Speed Award 3. Ambition: Draftsman Mildred Baker Millie Major: Business Intramurals 2, I5 Knights of Blue 4, 3, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4Q Horizon IQ Student Leaders 4, 3, 25 Ath- letic Council 42 Wakapa 25 Honors Convocation 3, 2, 1. Ambition: Undecided Nancy Baker snNancynl Majors: Bookkeeping, Shorthand Mirror 4g Horizon 4Q Scrib- blex-s 45 Bowling 4, 3, 25 Wakapa 25 Athletic Council 2, IQ Honors Convocation 25 Flag Twirler 25 Audio Visual Club IQ Leisure Time Club 2, I5 Bookkeeping Award and Gold Pin 35 Shorthand Speed Award 3. Ambition: Undecided Michael Balcerzak Michael Major: Machine Shop Football I5 Boys Intramurals Ig Rifle Club 3 2. Ambition: Uhdecided Sandra Baldwin Baldy Majors: Latin, Math, Science Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 15 Wakapa 2, Ig Arista 4, 35 Sr. Dramatics 3, 2, Ig Kni hts of Blue 3, 2, Shield-35 Magi Club 3, 2, 1, Vice-Pres. 25 Athletic Council 4Q String En- semble 4, 3, 2, IQ Future Nurses 4, 25 Honors Convocation 3, '2, Ig Rio Rico Ig Show Boat 4Q Daisy Chain 33 All State Section- als 4, 3, 2, Ist Viola5 Honor Court Monitor 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Mixed Chorus 3. Ambition: Medicine 29 Richard Barnard Rich Major: Business Knights of Blue 4, 3, 2, Sec. 2, Asst. Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Photog- raphy Club 3, Bowling 3. Ambition: Quarter Horse Ranch Owner and Trainer Mary Ann Baron npygmy.. Majorx: Business, Math Athletic Council 2, 1, Leisure Time IQ Girls Chorus 2, 1, 'Mixed Cho- rus 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Intra- murals 3, 2, 1, Future Teachers 3, 2, Scribblers 4, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Student Leader 4, Mirror 4, Honors Convocations 3, Rio Rico 1, National Anthology 3, Show Boat 4. Ambition: Secretary Dorothy Beaver Dorothy Majorr: Language, Math, Science Wakapa 2, 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Girls' Chorus 3, 2, 1, Mixed Chorus 4Q Girls' Intramurals 2, 1, Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Sec. 3, Math Club, Treas. 2, Homeroom Sec. and Treas. 2, I, Knights of Blue 4, Horizon 3, Honors Convocation 2, 1, Daisy Chain 3, Rio Rico IQ Showboat 4. Ambition: Nurse Robert Phillips Beedon ..Gus,, Majors: Math and Science Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Baseball 2, IQ Track 4, 3, 2, Band 1, Blue Coats 3, 2, Legion 4, Math Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Gym Leaders Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Treas. 2, Student Council 4, 3, Ig Safety and Welfare 2, Treas. 2, Sportsmen, 4, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 1, A Cappella 4, 3, Hon- ors Convocation 4, 3, 2, 1, Student Assoc., Vice Pres. 4, Alternate Boys State 33 Rio Rico 1, Showboat 4. Ambition: Physical Education and Math Teacher Marlene Biernacki ..Mar,. Mzfjor: Business Sa Cty and Welfare Council 2, 1, Jr. Red Cross Conference 2, Lei- sure Time Club IQ Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, IQ Library Club 2, Intramu- rals 3, 2, Mirror 4, 3, Student Council 4, 3, Treas. 4, Student Leaders 4, 3, Ergonians 4, Scrib- blers 4, Finance Committee 4, Shorthand Speed Award 60, 80 and loo words 4, 3, Arista Citizen- ship Award 4. Ambition: Secretary Donna Boyle Donna Major: Art Student Council 4, 3, IQ Leisure Time Club 1, Treas. IQ Band 4, 3, 2, 1, Girls' Chorus 1, A Cappel a 4, 3, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Bowling 4,193 2, 1, Manager 2, Captain 4, At Ietic Council 2, Wakapa 2, Art Club 3, Future Teachers 4, 3, 2, Vice Pres., Knights of Blue 2, Intramurals 3, 2, 1, Mirror 4, 3, Art Editor 4, County Band 2, 1, County Chorus 3, All State Sec- tional Chorus 4, 3, Rio Rico 1, Show Boat 4, Honors Convoca- tion 3, 2, 1. Ambition: Art Teacher Shirley Ann Brazzel Shirley Majorx: Art, Homemaking Student Leaders 4, 3, 2, Cheer- leader 3, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Stu- dent Council 3, Athletic Council 3, 2, 1, Intramurals 2, Blue Coats, Leisure Time IQ Honors Convoca- tion 2. Ambition: Marriage Margaret Brege ..Peggy.. Mujorr: Bookkeeping, Shorthand Wakapa 2, IQ Leisure Time IQ Scribblers 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, Library Club 4, Horizon 4g Bookkeeping Award 3, Gold Pin, Shorthand Speed Certificates 60, 80 words 3. Ambition: Secretary Patricia Brennan upatrx Majors: Latin, Math Library Club 1, Wakapa 2, 1, Lei- sure Time 1, Future Teachers 4, 3, 2, Vice Pres. 4, Safety 81 Welfare Council 3, 2, Jr. Red Cross Con- ference 2, Intramurals 4, 3, 2, -Bowling 4, E, 2, Athletic Council 4, 1, Sec. 4, rgonians 4, , Scrib- blers 3, Treas. 3, Ass't iiiditor 3, Mirror Staff, Art 3, Editorial 4, Student Leaders 4, G.A.A. 3, Honors Convocation 2. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Carolyn Brigham Carolyn Majors: French, Science Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 4, 3, Intramurals 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, Future Teachers 4, 3, 2, 1, Wa- kapa 2, Show Boat . Ambition: Elementaryiifeacher Nola Britt UBRH Majors: Science Student Council lg Leisure Time 1, Band 3, 2, 1, Orchestra 4, 3, 2, I, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Manager 3, 2, 1, Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 1, Cheer- leaders 4, 3, 2, Wakapa 2, Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Student Lead- ers 4, 3, 2, Athletic Council 4, 3, Pres. 4, Secretary 3, Knights of Blue 3, Ergonians 4, 3, Honor Court Monitor 43 Brass Quintet 3, Honors Convocation 3, 1, County Band 3, 2, Show Boat 4, Sec- tional Orchestra 1, Rio Rico 1, County Chorus 4, Music Festi- val 2. Ambition: Nurse Silvia Marie Bush Silvia Majors: Latin, Math, Science Wakapa 2, 1, Arista 4, 3, Library Club 4, 3, 2, Sec. 4, Treas. 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Sec. 4, Safety and Welfare Council 2, Math Club 3, 1, Monitor 3, Ergonians 4Q Future Teachers 4, 3, Homeroom Sec. 1, Non-Resident-Intramurals 1, Girls' Bowling 4, Honors Convo- cation 3, 2, 1, Librarian of-the- Month 3, Daisy Chain 3, Show Boat 4. Ambition: Industrial Lab Tech- nician l Bonnie Butler Majors: French, Science Wakapa 2, 1, Sr. Dramatics 4, 3 2, IQ Masque and Gavel 4, 3, 2, 1 Photography Club 4, 3, Student CouncR44, 3, I, Future Tefxchers 4, 3, irror 4, ntramura s , 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 1, Mixed Cihg- rus 4, 3, Honors Convocation 3, 1, Rio Rico 1, Showboat Life of the Party 2, Asst Night 3, 2, 1. Ambition: English Teacher Linda Caleb III-lin!! Major: Business Horizon 2, Blue Coats 4. Ambition: Secretary Elaine Canfield Busha Ma 'or: Business Gil-is' Chorus 2, 1, Mixed Chorus 4, 3, Blue Coats 2, 1, Mirror 3, Flag Twirler 4, 3, 2, Math Club 2, Sec., Fu ture Teachers 2, Scrib- hlers 3, Photography Club 3, Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 1, Athletic Council 4, 2, Girls' Bowling 4, 3, Library Club, Showboat 4, Talent Show 2, Volleyball Play- day. Ambition: To See the World Guy Chiarolanza HGUYI I Ma 'or: Business A Cappella Choir 4, 3, Mixed Cho rus 2, Showboat 4. Ambition: Air Force Richard Leo Clark Dick Majors: Art, Math Wrestling Ig Jr. Boys' Club IQ Honors Convocation 3. Ambilion: Own and operate cus- tom and speed shop in Medina Roberta Clark Bobbie Majors: Math, Science Girls' Chorus 2, IQ Mixed Chorus 4, 3g Athletic Council 4, 3g Library Club 4, 3: Math Club 3, IQ Intra- murals IQ Wakapa 2, Ig Leisure Time Club IQ Honors Convoca- tion 3, 25 Rio Rico, Showboat.' ' Ambition: Social VVorker Sarah H. Coffey Sally Majorr.' Math, Science' Band 4, 3, 2, IQ A Cappella Choir 4, 3, 2g Mixed Chorus 2g Girls' Chorus 2, IQ Future Teachers 3, 25 Safety and Welfare Council 4, 3, 2, I, Pres. 3, Sec. 4Q Math Club 3, Ig Wakapa 2, IQ Arista 4, 3, Sec. 4g Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 2, Ig Daisy Chain 3, Honors Convocation 3, 2, IQ All-State Sectional Band 4, if ag County Festival 3, 2g Rio ico IQ Show Boat 4: Jr. Red Cross Training Center QQ National Anthology 3. Ambition: Undecided Mary jane Crockett Cricket Majors: Art, Home Economics Art Club 4, 3, 2, lg Library Club ag Leisure Time Club IQ Intramu- rals Ig Honors Convocation 3. Ambition: Beautician Sharon Crossman Sharon Majors: Bookkeeping, Shorthand Wakapa 2, 1,5 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 25 Honor Court 2, Homeroom Treas. 3: Dress Right Pro ram 35 Bookkeeping Award 3g KISTIOW- boat 4g Shorthand Speed Awards -6o, 80, loo words 3. Ambilion: Secretary David Gerald Culver Dave Majors: Machine Shop Football 4, 3, 2g Baseball 3, 2, 1 Jr. Leader 3, 2, IQ Wrestling 3, 2, I Ambition: Navy Virginia Dennis Ginny Major: Business Library Club 2, Photography Club 35 Blue Coats 3g Girls Cho- rus 3g Mixed Chorus 4g Teachers' Cafeteria Worker 4g Honors Con- vocation. Ambiiion: Missionary Edward De Palma Eddie Majon: Business, Retailing Football 2, Boys' Bowling 3, 2, 1, Intramurals I. Ambition: Navy Martha Devlin Martha Majors: French, Math, Science Student Association Sec. 45 Girls' Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 25 A Cap- pella Choir 4, 35 Athletic Council IQ Future Teachers 2, Vice Pres.5 Wakapa 2, I5 Arista 4, 35 Hori- zon 3, 25 Ergonians 4, 3, Treas. 45 Library Club 2, IQ Girls' Bowl- ing 3, 25 Spring Music Festival 2, IQ Honors Convocation 3, IQ Rio Rico IQ Showboat 45 County Chorus 35 All-State Sectional 45 Daisy Chain 3. Ambition: College Robert Thomas DiGiulio HD., Majors: Math, Science Basketball 4, 3 25 Wakapa 25 Arista.4, 35 Math Club 3, 2, Pres. 35 Student Council 4, 3g Honor Court Monitor 35 Honors Con- vocation 3, 25 Showboat . 4C Boys' State 35 Student Association, Pres. 4g Legion of Honor 4, 3, 25 Blue Coats 25 Jr. Class Vice-Pres.5 Jr. Class Best Citizen. Ambition: Engineer Robert Dinse HAI.. Mojorx: Industrial Arts, Science Football 4, 3, 2, IQ Basketball 4, 3, 2, Ig Baseball 3, 2, 15 Track 4, 25 Legion of Honor 4, 3, 25 Athletic Council 4, 3, I5 Vice Pres. 35 Gym Leaders 4, 3, 2, IQ Showboat?' 45 Honors Convocation I. Ambition: Physical Education In- structor Beatrice Donelson Bede Majors: Latin, Math, Science Wakapa 25 Mirror 45 Safety and Welfare Council 35 Athletic Coun- cil 45 Future Nurses 45 Knights of Blue 25 Leisure Time Club I5 Fu- ture Teachers 25 Girls' Intramu- rals 4, 3, 25 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, 25 Student Leaders 4, 3, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 A Cappella Choir 4, 35 Cheerleader 35 Honors Convoca- tion 35 All-State Festival 4g Coun- ty C orus 35 National Anthology 35 Showboat 4. Ambition: Professional Nurse Donald Draper ..Don., Majors: French, Math Football 3, 25 Basketball 4, 3, 25 Baseball 4, 3, 2, IQ Legion 3, 2. Ambition: Undecided Roland Mann Draper, Jr. Roi Mofonr: Math, Science Bowling 4, 35 jr. Boys IQ Honors Convocations. Ambition: Navy John Dubay njohn., Majorr: Math, Science Football 3, 25 Blue Coats 2, IQ Safety and Welfare I. Ambition: Undecided Richard Dunham Dick Major: Agriculture F.F.A. 4, 3, 2, IQ Basketball IQ Baseball IQ Athletic Council 25 Safety and Welfare 3. Ambition: Farmer Donna Dusenberry Dusie Majorx: Latin, Science Wakapa 2, IQ Arista 4, 33 Future Teachers 4, 33 Librarian 33 Scrib- blers 33 Athletic Counci 23 Ergo- nians 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 4, 33 Bowling 4, 33 Blue Coats 23 Intramurals 2, lg Honors Convocation 3, 2g Showboat 43 Daisy Chain 35 G.A.A. 2. Ambition: Teacher Virginia Lee Dye ..Jini,. Major.r: Art, Math Math Club IQ Art Club 4, 23 Sci-ibblers 33 Flag 'Ifwirlers 4, 33 Future Teac ers 43 Mirror 43 Blue Coats 4Q Sl1owboat'b 4. Ambition: Math or Art Teacher James Edwards uhm., Majors: Blue Coats 4Q Math Club IQ Boys' Bowling 3. Ambition: Engineering James Connelly Eggert nggg., l Majorr: Math, Science Student Council 43 Dance Band 3, 2, IQ Senior Dramatics 43 De- bate Club 4g Photography Club SQ Motion Picture Club 23 Safety and Welfare Club IQ Varsity Basket- ball Scorekeeper 4, 23 Varsity Basketball Manager IQ J.V. Foot- ball3 J.V. Baseball lg Tennis 33 Show Boat 4. Ambition: Multi-millionaire Gary Elsom HGMY., Majors: Business, Math Bowling 4, 3, 23 Baseball 4, 3, 23 Boys'. Intramurals IQ Honors Con- vocation 3. Ambition: Accountant Sandra Ann Elsom Sandy Majors: Business, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Library Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Sec. 33 Wakapa 2, IQ G.A.A. 33 Girls' Bowling 4, 3, QQ Intramurals 3, 2, IQ Horizon 4, JQ Leisure Time Club IQ Blue Coats 23 Mirror 4, 3, Advertising Editor 43 Ath- letic Council 4, 3, 2, IQ Honors Convocation 2g Showboat 43 Secretarial Awards. Ambition: Secretary Roger M. Evans ..Rog.. Majors: Art, Business Physical Fitness Club 1. Ambition: Business Management Mariea Fackler Mariea Major: Business Intramurals 4, 3, 2, IQ Bowling 4, 3, 23 Shorthand Speed Test Awards 3. Ambition: Secretary Phyllis F ackler Phyllis Majon: Business, Home Eco- nomics Future Nurses 4, 33 Bowling 4, 3, Intramurals 2. Ambition: Practical Nurse Richard Feltz Linda Ann Fisher nun.. Major: Business Girls' Chorus IQ Mixed Chorus ag A Cappella Choir 4, 3, Horizon 4g Mirror 4g Intramurals 4, 3, 2, IQ Bowling 4, 3, 2, xg Student Leaders 4, 3, 2g Athletic Council gg Photography Club 35 Leisure Time Club IQ Honors Convoca- tion 3, Ig County Chorus 4, 3g Rio Rico lg Showboat 4Q Sectional Music Festival 4, g, 9.3 Sectional All-State 4, Short and Speed Awards 3. Ambition: Secretary Suzanne Flatt 1 lsuel 1 Maliorr: Bookkeeping, Stenog- ra P Y Blue Coats 35 Intramurals 2g Girls' Bowling 43 Showboat 4g Shorthand Speed Award 35 Book- keeping Award 3. Ambition: Medical Secretary Patricia Flechsenhaar Upatll Major: Art Bowling 4g Intramurals 4, 3, 2, Ig Girls' Track Team 2, Girls' Cho- rus IQ Mixed Chorus 3, 2. Ambition: Beautician Robert John Flower ..B0b.. Majors: Math, Science Wakapa 2, IQ Boys' Intramurals IQ Baseball I, Showboat 4. Ambition: Engineer Richard Fox Dick Majors: Business Student Council 'zg Sr. Dramatics 3, 2g Photography Club 3 Treas.g Honors Convocation 3, lleader's Digest Award 3. Ambition: Business or Teacher's College William Fox ..Biu.. Major: Machine Shop Football 43 Wrestling 4g Athletic Council Ig Audio Visual 2, IQ Rifle Club 2. Ambition: Navy Linda Gaul nun.. Majors: Latin, Math, Science Wakapa 2, IQ Math Club 3, 1, Sec.-Treas.g Flag Twirling 2, IQ Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2, IQ Tennis IQ Intramurals 3, 2, IQ Bowling 4, 3, 2g Horizon 2g Mirror 4, 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4g Arista 4, 33 Na- tional Essay-Anthology 32 Read- er's Digest Award 3: Daisy Chain 3, Honors Convocation 3, 2, Ig Rio Rico IQ Showboat 4: Semi-Finalist National Merit Scholarship Program 4. Ambition: College Rita Gillmeister akitau Major: Business Library Club IQ Intramurals Ig Debate Club 4g Sh0Wboat 4. Ambition: Retailing Francis Grabowski Gordon Grimes Gordon Ma'or: Shop Riflfe Club 25 Boys' Intramurals lg Wrestling 45 Rio Rico 25 County Chorus 3. Ambition: Machinist Melvin Gruber Grubbie Major: Shop Varsity Football 4, 3, 2, Wrestling 3, Q., Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1: A Cappella Choir 4, 39 Track ng Sportsmen 4, 25 Leaders Club 4, 3, 23 Showboat 49 County Chorus 4, 3g Spring Festival 4, 3. Ambition: College Frederick Handt llFredll Majors: Math, Science Football 4, 3, 2, Baseball 2, IQ Track 4, 35 Athletic Council 3, 'zg Legion o Honor 4, 3, Pres. 4: Leaders Club , 25 Honors Con- vocations 2, S:l'xowboat 4. Ambition: Undecided Kay Hanks ..Kay., Major: Home Economics Mirror 45 Library 4, 3, 2 Ambition: Undecided Herbert Samuel Harmer, Jr. Herb Major: Machine Shop Varsity Football 4, 3, QQ Varsity Wrestling Ig J.V. Football IQ RiHe Club Ambition: Navy, State Trooper, or Mechanic Marjorie Jane Hartway Marge Majors: Bookkeeping, Shorthand Wakapa 2, ig Leisure Time: Mirror 4, 3, Bowling 4, 3, 2: Safety and Welfare Council 4, Treas. 4, Finance Committee 4, Library Club 2g Ergonians 41 Intramurals 4, 3: Horizon 4Q Showboat 43 Bookkeeping Award 31: Red Cross Conference 4, Short and Certificate 3. Ambiiion: Bookkeeper Ellen Hawley Ellen Major: Business Mirror 4, Ergonians 4, 35 Safety and Welfare Council 33 Girls' Cho- rus 3, 25 Mixed Chorus 4: Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, IQ Bowling 4, 3: Wakapa 2: Honors Convocation 33 Sr. Class Treas.: Showboat 4QRE3dCf,S Digest Award 33 G.A.A. 3g Shorthand Speed Award 3. Ambition: Secretary v Erwin Hellwig Erwin Majors: Math, Science Wakapa 2, tg Band 4, 3, 2, xg Baseball IQ Athletic Council 2: Student Council 35 Boys' Intra- murals IQ Math Club Ig Bowling 4, 3g All County Band 4, 3. Ambition: Mechanical Engineering Howard Hamilton Hibbard Howie Major: Business Wrestling lg Athletic Council IQ Jr. Boys' Club 1. Ambition: Undecided Kathleen Holihan Kathie Major: Business Leisure Time Club IQ Bowling 4, 2 I Intramurals 2 I Ho 3 ' 4 3 ' ' rizoiini 4, lg Mirxiori' ,Sialf 4g Scribblers 45 Athletic Council 2, lg Shorthand Speed Awards- 6o, 80 words per minute. Ambition: Secretary Keith Holman Homer Major: Machine Shop Football 4, 3, 2, Ig Basketball 4, 3, 2, Ig Baseball 4, 3, 2, IQ Legion of Honor 3, Leaders' Club 2: Ath- letic Council 2g Honor Court 25 Honors Convocation 3. Ambition: Professional Baseball Robert Holtz Woody Major: Business Boys' Intramurals IQ Tennis 2g Legion of Honor 4. Ambition: Businessman Karen Howe Toad Majors: Business, Home Economics Art Club 45 Leisure Time IQ Li- brary Club 'zg Intramurals I, 23 Girls' Chorus Ig Bowling I, 2. Ambition: Beautician Richard Howes Russian Ma 'or.f: Math, Science Safbty and Welfare Council 45 Ir. Science Club ig Rifle Club 2, De- bate Club 3g Math Club 2, Show Boat 4. Ambition: Tool 81 Die Maker Marylou Hudson Mar Major: Science Horizon Ig Girls' Chorus lg Leisure Time Club IQ Math Club 2, Future Nurses 4, 3, 23 Scrib- blers 4, 34 Mirror 45 Blue Coats 4, Bowling 4, Honor Con- vocations 3, Rio Rico 1: Na- tional Anthology 3. Ambition: Dental Hygienist Reevalyn Hungerford Reevie Major: Science Leisure Time Club Ig Art Club 2g Ergonian 43 Future Nurses Club 4, Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Knights of Blue g Honors Convocation 33 Rio 4Rico IQ Showboat 4g Music Festival 2. Ambition: Dental Hygienist Amelia Iorio Millie Majors: Math, Science Girls' Chorus IQ Mixed Chorus 23 A Cappella Choir 4, 3, 2, Flag Twirlers 3, 2, IQ Library'Club 4, 3, 2, IQ Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Sec. 4g-Safety and Welfare Council 4, 3, 2, x, Pres. 4g Mirror 3 Lei- sure Time Club 2g Knights of Blue 3, 2, Ii Honors Convocation Ig County Chorus 4, 3, 23 All- State Sectional 4, 3, 23 Rio Rico Ig Showboat 4g Red Cross Buffalo Conference I, 43 Music Festival 4, 3, QQ Sec. 210, IQ Vice Pres. 210, ag Pres. 307, 3. Ambition: Nursing Robert Kaderli Dute Majors: Art,-Science Varsity Baseball 3, Rifle Club 25 Red Coats 4, 3, Ambition: Commercial Artist Nanette Karney UNM.. Moor: Business Salinity and Welfare Council 25 Girls' Chorus 2, xg Mixed Chorus 4, 35 Intramurals 2, Ig Arista 4, 3, Treas. 4g Honors Convocation 35 Rio Rico 23 Showboat 45 Shorthand Speed Award 3. Ambition: Secretary or Piano Teacher Karen Keep Karen Majorr: Latin, Math Intramurals 3, 2, IQ Bowling 4, 3, 2, Wakapa 2, IQ Arista 4, 3, Blue Coats IQ Horizon 2, Scrib- blers 32 Mirror 4, Future Teachers 4, 3, Sec. 3g Student Coun- cil 2g Ergonians 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 4, 3. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Judith Kenward .-Judy... Major: Science Future Nurses 4, 3, Treas. 3, Li- brary Club lg Honors Convocation 3. Ambition: Registered Nurse Carol Kidney Kidney Bean Majors: Homemaking, Retailing Library Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Treas. 4g Stamp Club Ig Leisure Time Club IQ Intramurals IQ Girls' Bowling 4, 3g Junior Girls' Chorus xg Mixed Chorus 4, 33 Rio Rico ig Showboat 4. Ambition: Telephone Operator Paul Krebs, Jr. Paul Majors: Math, Science Mirror 4, 2g Horizon 4, Cam- era Unit 4, 3, 2g Knights of Blue 4, 3, Vice Pres. 4: Student Council IQ Wakapa 23 Honors Convoca- tion 3g Showboat 4. Ambition: Chemical Research Engineer Richard Kubatek Richie Ma 'or.r: Math, Science Riflle Club 4, 2g Golf IQ Bowling 4. Ambition: Electrical Engineei Joseph Robert 'Kurdziel ..J0ey,. Major: Business Mirror 4, 3, 2, IQ Horizon 4, 3, 2, Ig Sr. Dramatics 4, 3, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Student Council 3, 2g Camera Unit 4, 3, 2, I, Pres. 4, 3, 2, .ig Photo Club 4, 3, 2, I, Pres. 4, 3, 2, Ig Track 3, Blue Coats 3, 2g Honors Convocation 3, 2, lg Masque and Gavel 4, 3, Vice Pres. 4, 3, Show Boat 4, Rio Rico lg Honor Court Monitor 3. Ambition: Own and operate Chrys- ler and Plymouth Dealership Carol Jeanne Lasal Carol Majorx: Business, Math Knights of Blue 4, 3, Photog- raphy Club 3g Intramurals: Na- tional Bookkeeping Award 3. Ambition: Stenographer Audrey Lefller Audrey Majors: Business, Math Horizon Ig Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Future Teachers 'zg Intramurals lg National Anthology Ambition: Stenograp er Anthony John Limina Nino Majorx: Math, Science Wakapa 2, Ig j.V. Basketball 2: Arista 4, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Legion of Honor 4, 3, Honor Court 4, 3, Chief Justice 45 Math Club 3, 23 junior Class Treas. 35 Mir- ror 4, Feature Editor 4Q Bowling 3, Honors Convocation 3, 2: Showboat 4. Bernard Mahnke Bernie Ma 'or.r: Math, Science Rifile Club 2, IQ Intramurals IQ Audio Visual 1. Ambition: Forestry Joanne Majeslci ..Jo,. Major: Science , Intramurals 2, Ig Future Nurses 4, 3, Treas. 44 Girls' Chorus 2, IQ Mixed Chorus 4, 34 Rio Rico IQ 'Showboat Ambition: Nurse Donald Matusak ..D0n.. Major: Retailing Motion Picture Club 1. Ambition: Undecided Kathleen Mazzo Mutz Majors: Latin, Math Arista 4, SQ Ergonians 4, 3,, Vice Pres. 44 Wakapa 2, lg Girls' Bowl- ing 4, 3, iQ Intramurals 4, 3, 24 Library Club 4, 3, 2, Pres. 41 Ath- letic Council 42 Senior Dramatics 4, 3, 24 Knights of Blue IQ Safety and Welfare Council 34 Mixed Chorus 4, 34 Math Club IQ Ho- rizon 4, IQ Mirror 4, 3, Copy Editor 44 G.A.A. 34 Honors Con- vocation 4, 3, 14 Girls' State 34 Daisy Chain 34 Junior Red Cross Conference 4 Magnolia Blooms 44 High Scliool Daze 4 Show- boat 4g National Antiiology 34 Homeroom Sec. 304, 3. Ambition: Legal Secretary John McElwain llhlohnll Majorr: Math, Science J.V. Football 2, IQ Rifle Club 24 Boys' Intramurals IQ Legion of Honor 4. Ambition: Undecided John McManaman ..JaCk,. Majors: Latin, Math, Science Varsity Football 4, 34 ,l.V. Foot- ball 2, I4Student Council 44 Safety and Welfare Council 3, IQ Track IQ Wakapa 2, IQ Debate Club 34 Baseball Manager 24 Honors Con- vocation 2. Ambition: History Teacher Carl McPhearson Roger L. Misso Roger Majorr: Business, Math Varsity Football 33 Wrestling 3, 2, IQ Track 2, IQ Rifle Club 3, 2, I. Ambition: Undecided Joanne Monacell JO-Wanne Majors: Latin, Math, Science Honor Court 4, 3, Recorder 44 Student Council 24 Mig-mr 4, 3, Class Editor 44 Horizon 4, 3, IQ Arista 4, 33 Wakapa 2, IQ Ergo- nians 44 Sr. Dramatics 4, 3, 24 Masque and Gavel 4, 3, QQ Math Club I, Sec. IQ Knights of Blue 24 Mixed Chorus 4, 34 Intramurals 4, 3, 'li BOWIUTE 31, 3, 2, Capt. 34 Honors Convocation 3, 2, 14 Amer- ican Legion Essay Contest 34 Na- tional Anthology 34 Scribblers 33 D.A.R. Good Citizen 44 Show- boat 4Q Daisy Chain 34 A Girl in Every Port 24 G.A.A. 3, 24 Future Teachers 4. Ambition: Sociologist Richard Morien Dick Majors: Business, Retailing Bowling 3, 2g J.V. Baseball IQ Varsity Baseball 3, 25 Intramurals 1. Ambition: Navy Career Ann Marie Mott ..Ann,, Major: Math Wakapa 2, Ig Arista 4, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 1: A Cappella Choir 4, 3, 2, Senior Dramatics Ig Future Teachers 4, 33 Honors Convoca- tion 3, 2, IQ County Chorus 4, 3, 2, IQ All-State Sectional 3, 2, Ig State All-State 4, Ig Rio Rico IQ Showboat 44 Daisy Chain 3g National Anthology 3g Reader's Digest Award 3: Music Festival 2. Ambiiion: English Teacher Norman Leslie Mundion Norm Major: Machine Shop Band 3, 2, I Ambition: Undecided Linda Myers Linnie Major: Math Band 3, 2, ig Student Council 3: Library 4, 3, 2Q Wal-napa 2, IQ Ergonians 43 Bowling 45 Ho- rizon 4, QQ Mirror 4Q Honors Convocation 35 National Anthol- ogy 33 Daisy Chain 3: County Band 3, 2. Ambition: Undecided Herbert Oberther Herb Major: Shop Science Club 1 Ambition: Navy Fay Page ..Fay.. Majors: French, Math, Science Wakapa 2, I, Sec. 2: Arista 4, 3: Ergonians 4, 3, Sec. 41 Future Teachers 4, 3, 2, Treas. 25 Safety and Welfare Council 3, Treas. 33 Scribblers 3, Ed.-in-Chief 3, Mirror 4, Ig Bowling 4, 3, 2, Ig Girls' Chorus IQ Mixed Chorus 25 A Cappella Choir 4, 3, Orchestra 4, 3, 2g Intramurals IQ G.A.A. 2, IQ Honors Convocation 3, 2, Ig Daisy Chain 3Q National Anthology 32 Showboat 43 All-State Sectional 4: County Chorus 3, County Cho- ms Accompanist 3, 25 Music Fes- tival 35 Rio Rico I. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Patricia Ann Page ..Pat,, Majors: Business, Math, Science G.A.A. 4, 3: Wakapa 25 Ergoni- ans 4: Cheerleaders 4, 34 Intramu- rals 4, 3, 2g Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Capt. 4, 2g Future Teachers 3, 2: Future Nurses 4Q Athletic Council 23 Math IQ Leisure Time Club Ig A Cappella Choir 4, 3, 25 Knights of Blue I5 Girls' Chorus 2, Ig Mirror 4: Scribblers 33 Stu- dent Leaders 4g Showboat 44 County Chorus 4, 3, 25 All-State Sectional 45 Honors Convocation 2, Rio Rico 1. Ambition: Nurse Betty Pahura Majors: Art, Business Ambition: Undecided Richard H. Palmer Zeke Major: Business Track 3, Safety and Welfare Coun- cil Ig Horizon IQ Audio-Visual Club 3, 2g Stamp Club I. Ambition: Radio and Television Announcer Ronald Palmere MPM. Majorx: Math, Science Senior Class President: Legion of Honor 4, 3, 2, Treas. 43 Home- room Pres. 201, Ig Student Coun- cil 45 Wakapa 2, Ig Math Club 4, 35 Mirror 4, Sports Editor 4g Basketball 4, 3, 23 Tennis 4, 3, 22 Intramurals IQ Showboat 4. Ambition: Engineer Pauline Polick Pauline Major: Secretarial Course Intramurals , 3, 2, 1: Athletic Council 25 Photography Club 34 Leisure Time Club IQ Bowling 4, 3g Horizon 43 Shorthand Speed Award 3. Ambition: Secretary Lynn Raisner ..Lynn,. Major: Business ' Sr. Dramafjcs 4, 31, 2, Masque and Gavel 4, 3, 25 P otography Club 4, 3, Sec. 35 Scribb1ers 3, 2, Vice Pres. 25 Student Leaders 4, 3, 25 Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Manager 4g Intramurals 4, 3, 2, rg Flag Twirler 2: Girls' Chorus 3, 2, Ig Leisure Time Club I, Pres. IQ Student Council IQ Athletic Council 2: Horizon 4g Mirror 4Q Safety and Welfare Council 3Q,HOh0fS Convocations 2g Rio Rico ig A Girl in Every Port 25 Na- tional Bookkeeping Award 32 Shorthand Speed Awards 3. Ambition: Business School Ioycelyn Ramming joycelyn Majors: Art, Business Ergonians 4, 3, Pres. 4g Girls' Cho- rus 2, Ig Mixed Chorus 4, 3g Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, rg Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Library Club 4, 3, 2, Vice Pres. 4, 3g Future Teachers 4, 3, 2, Librar- ian 3g Flag Twirlers 4, 3, 2, Mir- ror 4, 33 Honors Convocation 3g Rio Rico IQ Show Boat 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher James Renton Charlie Brown Majorx: Math, Science Bowlin 31 Football 4, 3,- 2, 1: Basebab 4, 3, 2, 1: Wrestling 4g Math Club lg Legion of Honor 4, 3, Sec. 4g Wakapa 2, 1, Treas. 25 Athletic Council Ig Student Coun- cil 4, 33 Gym Leaders 4 3, 2g Mixed Chorus 2, Ig A Cappella Choir 4, 3, 2g Honors Convocation 3, 2, ig Rio Rico Ig Show Boat 4g All-State Chorus 4, 3: County Chorus 4, 3, 2. Ambition: Nuclear Engineer Margaret Riches Maggie Majors: Art, Home Economics Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2, IQ Intramu- rals 2, Ig Girls' Chorus 1: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Marriage Donald Robinson ..Don., Major: Machine Shop Football 4, 3g Wrestling 4, 3, 2, Capt. 23 Track 3, 2g Rifle Club lg Gymleaders 3, 25 Legion of Honor 4, 3- I . Ambition: Navy Gerald Robison ..-larry.. Majors: Math, Science Football 3, 2, Basketball 3: Tennis 4, 3, 2, 1: Red Coats 4, 3: Intra- murals IQ Honors Convocation 3, 2- Ambition: Undecided Theresa Rozenback Terry Major: Business Ambition: Undecided Linda Rumble Linda Majors: Bookkeeping, Math A Cappella 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 2, IQ Athletic Coun- cil 4: Student Council 2: Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1: G.A.A. 3, 2, Arista 4, 3g Ergonians 4, 3, Wakapa 2, Ig In- tramurals 4, 3, 2, IQ Horizon 3, 2, News Editor 3: Mirror 4g Leisure Time Club I: Honors Con- vocation 3, 2, xg Daisy Chain 3: Rio Rico IQ Show Boat 4. flmbilion: Business School Sidney Gerald Sadler Gerry Major: Shop Wrestling 4, 3, 2, 1. Ambilion: Sports Richard Sanderson Dick Majors: Math, Science I. . Baseball 2, Ig Intramurals IQ jr. Boys' IQ Safety and Welfare Council 4Q Bowling 3: County Chorus 3g All-State Sectional 4g Rio Rico Ig A Cappella Choir 4, 3: Showboat 4, Mixed Chorus 2. Ambition: Civil Engineer James Scottow ..Jim.. Majors: Art, Bookkeeping Track IQ Wakapa 23 A Cappella Choir 4, 3: Showboat 4: County Chorus 4: All-State Sectional Chorus 4. Ambilion: Bookkeeper Anne Sechowi ak Annie Majorr: Language, Math Wakapa 2, Ig Future Teachers 4, 3, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4Q Math Club 4, 3, 2, 1: Athletic Council IQ Mirror 4, 3, Honors Convoca- tion 2, IQ Show Boat 4. Ambition: Teacher Mary Sheelar ..Mary,. Major: Business Intramurals 2, 1. Ambition: Undecided Thomas Shubback llT0ml! Majors: Math, Science Football 25 Track 2, I5 Volleyball 25 Basketball Manager 3, 2, Ig Blue Coats 3, 25 Math Club IQ Homeroom Treas. 307, 35 Home- room Pres. 603, 4. Ambition: ectrical Engineer Joanne Siwirski HJO-Jo., . Major: Secretarial Intramurals 4, 3, 2, IQ Athletic Council 25 Audio-visual 25 Library Club 4, 3, 25 Girls' Chorus 25 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Student Leaders 4, 3, 25 Scribblers 4, 5 Photog- raphy Club 33 Mixed Cliiorus 4, 35 Bowling 4, 315 Horizon 45 Rio Rico 15 S owboat 43 National Anthol y 35 Honors Convocation 35 Shoxiiand Speed Awards 3. Ambition: Secretary Mary Ann Slack Slinky Majors: Latin, Math, Science S.A. Treas. 45 Cheerleader 4, 35 Mirror 4, 3, Activities Editor 45 Horizon 3, IQ Knights of Blue IQ Math Club 15 Senior Dramatics 4, 3, 2, Treas. 35 Masque and Gavel 4, 3, Treas. 35 Safety and Welfare Council 4, 3, 25 Mixed Chorus 4, 35 Arista 4, 35 Wakapa 2, Ig Ergoni- ans 4, 35 Bowling 4, 3, 2, Capt. SQ Intramurals 4, ,3, 25 S.A. Com- mittee 45 Finance Committee 4Q G.A.A, 3, 25 Student Council 45 Honors Convocation 3, 2, IQ Daisy Chain 33 National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist 45 National Anthology 45 Showboat 45 Ir. Red Cross Buffalo Conference 25 Jr. Red Cross Massachusetts Con- ference 35 Fredonia College Pre- view 3Q Scribblers 3. Ambition: Psychologist William Steiner joAnn Stewart ...Ion Major: General Business Athletic Council I5 Showboat 45 Shorthand Speed Award Ambition: Business School Francis Stupnick Butch Major: Shop Track 33 Gym Leaders Club 4, 3. Ambition: Navy Harold Suzanne, Ir. nskip.. Major: Science Mixed Chorus 3, 25 Sr. Dramatics 4, 3, 2, IQ Masque and Gavel 4, 35 Blue Coats 15 Stamp Club I. Ambition: Undecided Terry Thomas Terry Majors: Art, Science Football 2, I5 Baseball IQ Intra- murals IQ Leaders Club 25 Photog- raphy 35 Rifle Club 3. Ambition: Architectural Drafts- man Patrigia Ann Tuohey lliajor: Business Wakapa 2, 1, Leisure Time 1, Li- brary Club 4, 3, 2, Horizon 4, , Mirror 4, 3, G.A.A. 3, 2, Atli- letic Council 4, 3, 2, I, Treas. 4, 3, Intramurals 4, 3, 2, I, Student Leaders 4, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Capt. 2, Honors Convocation 2, Showboat 4, National Book- keeping Award 3, Shorthand Speed Award 3, Ambition: Court Reporter David Wagner Dave Majors: Machine Shop, Shop Audio Visual 2, Athletic Council 2, Rilie Club 3. Ambition: Undecided Jerry Ward ..Jen,y.. lllajors: Science, Math, Latin Wakapa 2, IQ Blue Coats 3, 2, Audio Visual 2, Photography Club 31 Art Club 2, Bowling 3. Ambition: Dentist Gary Watson ..Gary,. Major: Shop Athletic Council 1, Photography Club 3, 2, Rilie Club 2, Motion Picture 2. Ambition: Undecided Ramon Watt l1RaylI Major: Business Boys' Bowling 4, 3, Intramurals 1, Homeroom Pres. 311, 3. Ambition: Business Field Frederick Charles Weston, jr. ..-I-ed., Majors: Math, Science Bowling 33 Football 3, 2, Basket- ball 2, Baseball 2, Ig Wakapa 2, 1, Arista 4, 3, Debate Club 3, Ath- letic Council 4, 3, Mirror 4, Leaders Club 2, Math Club, Ho- rizon 4Q Blue Coats 1, Boys' ln- tramurals 1, Honors Convocation 3, 2, I, Arista Citizenship Award 3. Ambition: College Mary Alice Wheatley Majorx: Math, Science Library Club IQ Wakapa 2, IQ Or- chestra 4, 3, 2, IQ Mixed Chorus 4, 3, Horizon 4, 3, 2, lg Future Teachers 4, 3, 2, Sec. 3, 2, Treas. 4Q Student Council 4g Ergonians 4, Bowling 4, 3, 2, String Ensem- ble 4, 3, 2, Honors Convocation 3, 2, Rio Rico IQ Showboat 4Q Daisy Chain 3, All-State Sectional 4, 3, 2, Fredonia College Review 3, National Anthology 3, Scrib- blers 3. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Lynn E. Whiting Crash Major: Science Photography Club, Bowling 3, Mixed Chorus, Art Club, Knights of Blue, Showboat. Ambition: Methodist Minister Richard Zielinski uzign Majarr: Math, Science Track 2, Football 3 Pres 2' Leaders Club 2, 1, Co- Basketball 4, 3, 23 Wakapa 2, 1, 23 Math Captain 4g Basebidi 4:, 3, 2, IQ ' 7 zz Club Ig Horizon 3, , Sports Editorg Student Council 4, 2, IQ Raymond Zuczuski HRW., Majors: Art, Bookkeeping Club 21 Rifie Club 4. Ambition: Truck Driver Wakapa I ag Motion Picture Karen Karen Chapman Major: French oc Honor Court 35 Hon r Court Monitor 45 Debate Clu 3: Hon- ors Convocation 3, 2, g Show- boat 4. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Wakapa Ig Honors Conv ation I. The Class of 1959 is particularly pleased to count Karen Chapman as one of its graduating members. Stricl-:en by polio in 1947, Karen was unable to con- tinue attending public school, but she has not allowed her handicap to interfere with her education. Under the guidance of the faculty, she has continued her studies at home. During 1955-56 the high school, with the co- operation of the Bell Telephone Company, installed a direct line with Karen's home, and equipment was arranged so that she was in direct communication with her classes and teachers every period. Individual tutor- ing has fulfilled state requirements during the other years. Karen is humbly modest about her achievements, but the Class of '59 is proud to have her with them. 'Lis if-'L-1-rt:-L-:l'5: f .-:7'f:f'-If-:J .-1+I-f'i,-:-'il'7'F'7 :?:113'-:i'7:55Z-I-I-Lff-I-I-I-I-f'i'-:-Pitfol ':lg7:2:f'21-1-' L-:' 7'f'.-: .-l- 5-. f'f:'l fl .-:T-2'1-?'J'5tf - 27'+Z-I-1f1.1'1-7 I'?'q.:3'-'-1-:-1-' ':f:-'5'1f7:i:1 1-I-'cfzlf' '.'i-f'L'1- '.'.-1-' 'T-f'l'1f'I-17 -t-g3.g.,ltAf 1-:I ,.-I-t-1-1.-L-'..'3-2-:-.21-1-g.g1'-:4-fe'.g.f.gl:-1-1-1-1-1-t-1':-2+:-t':gI'1-5- 'Z-rf'-J-I-L-T'Z,-33.531-7-g-g1g.'i,tfgl-13,.-T91-1-'15-1-, 'f' 1 , ' '.,g-3-Q-7513? Q-:-:-,-'-..g.3.f,L-1,-1-1-,-32 2-3 3-37-1-l-1-21.-'cgif-.'f'-IZ-152511-1-1 L-Z '-3-5 fu :-. - -f.'i'.':Q- -,-i'1.f--p2i+7-1-L- Nathanial Hawthorne once offered the sound w rds that, Time fiies over us, but memory delays. - ow true these words arc. We well know what these w rds mean, now, after four years of high school. Perhap , at times, taking our moments in school a bit too lig tly, we tended to yearn for the day when we could sho t to the skies the glorious news of our freedom from the tiresome restrictions. Glancing back for a brief instant at the times th t we now find ourselves reluctant to leave behind, w see countless golden hours crowded with the dear mem ries of the happy and even sad times we have shared ith our classmates. September 3, 1958-we were there! Remembe the curious feeling that engulfed us as we took a se t in Senior Homeroom for the first time? We felt a bi like a young girl with her first pair of heels or a youn boy after his first shave. But it took very little time f r us to adjust to this new sensation. If we did not already know Mrs. Bartlett, Mr. isiti, or Mr. McAllister, we soon learned about them, spe- 46 cially if we had trouble finding our seat after the warn- ing -bell. One thing Mr. McAllister will never learn is the alphabet that the seniors followed when they filed into assembly. Remember the day Varden's photographer arrived for Senior pictures? How the combs flashed! What ties were straightened! An air of excited anticipation pre- vailed over the Seniors until the proofs came. Then what laments were sounded. But all was not lost and the finished product was really not so bad after all. We cannot look back without recalling the pride we felt for the ten State Scholarship winners in our class. Nor can we overlook that from our ranks have come two finalists and an honorable mention in the National Merit Scholarship competition. We'll never forget the dear friend we found in the Arista trophy. Now as our memories slip into eternity we snap this last picture of a year that fostered the mixed emotions of laughter and tears, of success and disappointment, and of victory and defeat. The picture of the future is up to us. UNDERCLASSMEN Bark Raw: Seekins, Gerzhoff, Felstead, Williams, Hauenstein, McElwee, Malinski, Roth, Leflier, Dennis, Paone, Hansler, Farrell, Rankin, Monell, Bramer, Greenland, Bielinski, Zyne, Hathaway. Third Row: Stucko, Piedmont, Howes, Lang, Moden, Ryan, Caro, Beeton, Plummer, Crafts, Richelson, Porter, Marcinowski, Kent, Serve, Quintern, Baehr, Harvey, Butler, Rumble. Second Raw: Patten, Pegelow, Yaskivich, Moule, Fuller, Walter, Ames, Hartway, Blount, Repine, Flower, Short, Stockfield, Ross, Grabski, Champlin, Cherry, Kelly, Reimer. Fran! Row: Dombrowski, King, Swan, Whittleton, Judd, Calandra, Canham, Thaine, Mathers, Yates, Winters, Dujenski, Derefinko, Meland, Lapp, Fearby, Wright, Stark- weather. IORS Back Row: Stefaniak, Fields, Wise, Slack, Grimes, Lasal, Payne, Clark, Kiebala, Brigham, Hill, Lewis, Scarpinato, Reese, Caleb, Martino, Pegelow, Kozloski, Canham, Caldwell, Thomas, Lowery. Third Row: Van Auker, Botsford, Cague, Renouf, Feller, Howe, Hill, McAllister, Pettit, Farewell, Leffler, Fox, Herrivan, Waters, Ryan, Stinlinger, Dunham, An- drews, Crafts, Loades, Gardner. Second Row: Seaver, Rawling, Baldwin, Domoj, Carpenter, Kraatz, Pescara, Lang, New- man, Andrews, Jacobs, Beaver, Morgott, Hibbard, Fox, Buckner, Rodriguez, Sanders, Kozubal, Poler. Fran! Row: Gaze, Wienke, Cooper, Sanderson, Grabowski, Cornelius, Padoleski, Patterson, Brege, Wolter, Martin, Zuczuski, Davis, Smith, Brennan, Novak. 48 Back Row: Van Auker, Knights, Enrenreich, Bunn, Bernard, Kubatek, Stimpson, Bently, Morgan, Beyer, Callard, Mower, Harmer, Beedon, Schrader, Eaton, Canham, Schultz, Caleb, Craddock, Waters, Montgomery, Hart, Young. Second Row: Simpson, Skellon, Stork, Hinman, Jarvis, Sevenski, Santillo, Rich, Wadrich, Morse, Harrington, Pritchard, King, Gates, Bacon, Chenoweth, Furness, Kidney, Seefeldt, Judd, Fox, Hudson, Spaulding. Fran! Raw: Smith, McCauley, Ackerson, Pask, Pahura, Baranyi, Spearance, Hinman, Avery, Caleb, Ames, Waters, Kuhn, Shaffer, Hill, Morgan, Marcinowski, Kenward, Koneski, Ribbeck, Dennis, Callara. SOPHOMORES Back Raw: Haviland, LaMers, Grabowski, Herriven, Snell, Gracey, Metz, Banazuski, Klafehn, Bathrick, Slack, Payne, Lyster, Waters, McPherson, Dawson, Green, Tuttle, Champlain. Third Row: George, Hellert, Hatch, Dmse, joralemon, Caleb, Reimer, Vagg, Hanks, Evans, Metz, Wilson, Hood, Brady, Blane, Williams, Geiger, Sonnen. Second Raw: Med- daugh, Gleason, Crafts, Lajewski, Young, Watt, Garlock, Keller, Rich, Pritchard, Burgess, Wilkison, Thomas, Wells, Moden, Allen, Barnes. Front Row: Austen, Pask, Eckerson, Harmer, Neal, Zolin, Nudd, Schelgal, Albright, Gregory, Rogers, Gardner, Kyle, Dombrowski, Muck, Fearby. 49 Bark Raw: Monell, Balcerzak, Snell, Beales, DiGui1io, Furnberg, Hemingway, Fackler, Krebs, Scipioni, Malte, Knights, Bensley, Schultz, Fenton, Dunham, Williams, Massey, Renton, Quintern, Vosteen, Hill, Kelly. Second Row: Rumble, Brady, Falk, Pelligrino, jurnick, Moreland, Smith, Bielack, Opler, Payne, Suzanne, Mazzo, Campbell, McElwain, Greg- ory, Stockwell, Pittard, Schneider, Wheatley, Waters, Leffler, Sanderson. Front Row: Lane, Yaskivich, King, Scott, McPherson, Dutton, Van Auker, Kozloski, Wilkins, Thiel, Crossman, Pope, Edwards, Witcopp, Martin, Williams, Ford, Haviland, Livingston, Satowski, Seitzer. FRESI-IlVIE Bark Row: Lepp, Satkowski, Grimes, Kiebala, Ward, Tuttle, Andrews, Leffier, Barrett, Miller, Paige, Herrivan, Edwards, Allen, Klawitter, WValtors, Trow, Keepsel, Joseph, Scarpinato, Fields, Linderman, Schilling, Rankin. Third Row: Caleb, Jurinick, Elsom, Leone, Kurdziel, Seelbinder, Fuller, Majeski, Shubbuck, Young, Carpenter, Meiser, Banazuski, Ko- neski, Busch, Steckenfinger, LaFave, Cornelius, Livingston, Mack, Pahura, Conroy, Donelson, Pellegrino. Second Row: Southcott, Hill, Krebs, P. Hill, Watts, Ames, Buttons, Stewart, Miller, Kaiser, Dennis, Hobbs, Rozenbeck, Navelle, Hess, Pescara, J. Krebs, Jeffers, Shoemaker, Crosby, Hauswald, Kennedy. Fran! Row: Baron, Cree, Holtz, Conley, Thaine, Scottow, C. Hellert, Fidanza, Cree, Livingston, Birch, Menclewicz, McPherson, Allen, Lawrence, Schmitt, Robison, Anstey, L. Hellert, Zyne, French, Bentley. 50 STUDENT GOVERNMENT CL-- J ---L lN--- .- -21 Back Row: A. Butler, McElwain, Palmere, Kiebfila, Beeton, Beedon, Payne, McElwee, Miller, Renton, Eggert, Paone, McManaman, Klafehn, Monell, Bramer, Knight erson, Rogers, Boyle, Martin, Navelle, Devlin, Short, Slack, Pahura, King, Hellert. S.A. Oificers 3 S c i1 Standing: Beedon, Limina. Seated: Slack, DiGuilio, Devlin. -, Caldwell, Serve, Lepp, Limi na, Piedmont. Front Row: Wienke, Ech- Iladoloski, Biernacki, Di Guilio, Bush, B. Butler, Simpson, Wheatly, The Student Council under the leadership of Robert DiGuilio, president, and Mr. David Parsons, sponsor, has undertaken the oper- tion of a school store as its new project. The Council is also respon- ible for purchasing records for Dance Hall and for sponsoring victory dances. Elected by the student body, the Student Association oHicers effi- iently carry out their responsibilities. Robert DiGuilio, president, presides over Student Council meet- igs. Robert Beedon, vice president, is in charge of the club program. Martha Devlin, secretary, is in charge of supervising the Legion of Honor and the Knights of Blue. Mary Ann Slack, treasurer, heads the Finance Committee and is in charge of money raising projects. i'. .Qs f S The school store does a booming business in the Student Room. 52 Athletic Council Bark Row: Lewis, Weston, Dinse, Schrader, Greenland, Beaver, Richelson, Pegelow, Beedon, Bielinski, Furness, Rankin, Thomas, Elsom, Baker, Rumble, Canfield, Hartway, Houswald, Mazzo, Fisher. Front Row: Green, Baldwin, Donelson, Cague, Kelly, Brazzell, Waters, Tuohey, Slack, Mr. Horwitz, Britt, P. Brennan, Jeffers, Gardner, E. Brennan, Anstey, Ford, King, Holtz, Clark, Baron. In order to promote enthusiasm for sports, leadership, friendly co-operation between students and the com- munity, the Athletic Council was formed. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Horwitz, this To encourage school spirit, Arthur Greenland sells red and blue pom poms. council sells tickets at all sports events, operates the re- freshment stand during football season and purchases new athletic equipment for the school. Medina High is proud to have students who take such an active interest in the Athletics of their school. Tickets please. 53 Safety and Welfare Council Bark Row: Thomas, Donelson, Crafts, Snell, Gracey, Felstead, Sanderson, Shilling, Hinman, Lowery, Schultz, Patterson. Second Row: Renouf, Stillinger, Hartway, Colfey, Mrs. Bartlett, Iorio, Beedon, Feller, Dutton. Front Row: Pask, Fidanza, Slack, Scott, Callara. The Safety and Welfare Council is an extraordinarily active body. Among its many activities are conducting the Goodwill, Red Cross, and March of Dimes drives. As its name implies, this group works toward promoting the student welfare by sending gifts to seriously ill students. Helping at Blood Banks, packing Red Cross boxes for overseas, and working at the Red Cross oHice are other projects. Each year the Council sends representatives to Red Cross Conferences at Andover, Massachusetts, and Buffalo. Fill those bags, girls! The seniors support the March of Dimes drive 54 Honor Court Honor Court Momtors Back Row: Leone, Mr. Martin, Alderson. Seated: Monacell, Bark Row: Britt Krebs Monell Eggert Kiebala Wilkerson Caleb, Beedon, Limina, Rankin, Kuhn, Calandra. Fran! Row: Mr Martin Smith Lumina Baldwin Under the leadership of An- thony Limina, Chief Justice, Honor Court tries offenders of the school's laws. Composed of judg- es selected by the Chief justice and the sponsor, Mr. Martin, it passes judgment on all infringe- ments of student association reg- ulations. It is the duty of the Honor Court Monitors to be in charge of Detention Hall during noon hours and after school. Running up the stairs results in a Defendant pleads case but is found guilty ticket from diligent Red Coat. Sentence-90 minutes in deten- tion hall. 55 SA Committee Standing: Devlin, Beedon, Limina. Seated: Slack, DiGuilio, Mr. Devlin. Finance Committee Back Row: Devlin, Weston, Beedon, Hart- way. Second Row: Feller, Biernacki, Gaul, Limina. Front Row: DiGuilio, Mr. Devlin, Slack. Comprised of student ofiicers, facmlty sponsors, Chief Justice and Principal, Mr. Devlin, the S.A. Committee is the student government's policy making group. They also supervise the activities of the Student Association. Consisting of club representatives and headed by the Student Association treasurer, the Finance Committee plans the Student Association's annual budget. Sponsors and presiding officers of all school clubs comprise the Club Council, functioning as an admin- istrative board for extra-curricular activities. Club Council Bark Row: Butler, Sechowiak, rdziel, Limina, Flower, Holman. Front Row: Baron, Britt, Beedon, Gaul. 56 ACTIVITIES Be useful where thou liven. -George Herbert Arista Back Row: Stockfield, Devlin, Mott, Herrivan, E. Slack, Alderson, Rankin, Weston, McManaman, Mclilwee, DiGiulio, Brigham, Rumble, Keep, Renouf. Second Row: Zucuski, Short, Caleb, Karney, Limina, Mrs. Hinckly, Coffee, Page, Ames, Bush. Front Raw: Monacell, Slack, Mazzo, Baldwin, Dusen- bery, Gaul, Wienke. One of the most prized honors in our school is membership in its honor societies: Arista for Jun- iors and Seniors and Wakapa for Freshmen and Sophomores. Good marks, excellent character traits, and leadership are qualities required for selection. Both societies are active and perform many services for their school. Arista members supervise the second-floor office during Miss Heady's lunch hour, present awards to students who have done heretofore unrecognized work for the school, present the Arista trophy to the class with the highest honor point average for each marking period. Wakapa has charge of lost and found and hall duty. Each society chooses new members yearly, Arista with an impressive tapping assembly, and Wakapa with a fun-filled initiation banquet. Both are valuable aid to our school and command the respect of everyone. Wakale' s Back Row: Bacon, Morse, Craddock, Metz, Mowr, Callard, Jora- lemon, Hellert, Caleb. Third Row: Hill, Pritchard, Schlegal, Kuhn, Ames, Stork, Albright, Crafts, Zolin. Second Row: Waters, Klafehn, Mr. Scott, Chenoweth, Pahura. Front Row: Pask, Gardner, Rogers, Neal, Pask. 58 Bark Row: Allen, Li nderman, Vosteen, Tuttle, Miller, Knights, Slack, Paige, Krebs, Beales, Kiebala, Lepp, Schilling. Second Row: Williams, Navelle, Phinney, Sanderson, Pahura, Elsom, Satkowski, Meddaugh, Snell, Gates, Pope, Rumble, Nudd. Front Row: Banazuski, Gregory, Mr. Donahue, Hauswald, Hellert. Bark Row: Payne, Blackburn, Holman, Rankin, Klahehn, J. Beedon, Paone, Kiebala, R. Dinse, Reese, Bramer, Martino, R. Beedon. Second Row: Poler, Van Auker, T. Dinse, Robinson, Carson, DiGiulio, Mclilwain, Felstead, Holtz, Dunham, Limina, Robison. Front Row: Renton, McElwee, Mr. Caldwell, Palmere. Ergonians Ergonian members are picked on the basis of per- sonality and services ren- dered to the school. This year they have sponsored two dances, Autumn Rhapsody and May Magic, the proceeds from which are used to give a de- serving Ergonian a SIOO scholarship and a S10 award to the girl who has the highest Regents marks. During the school year, Ergonians are asked to per- form various services for the school. Lof1on The Red Coats super- vise the halls when classes are not in session or when there are any extra-curric- ular activities during the school hours. This year the Legion's major project was the dance, Snowman Fan- tasy. Back Row: Hungerford, Britt, P. Page, Stockfield, Rumble, Piedmont, E. Slack, Biernacki, Hartway, McAllister, Wheatley, Dusenbery, Keep. Second Row: Bush, Wright, Wienke, Monacell, M. A. Slack, Myers, Hawley, P. Brennan, Dujenski, Coffee, E. Brennan, Calandra, From' Row: F. Page, Ramming, 59 Miss Castle, Mazzo, Devlin. The Knights of Blue serve as monitors in the cafeteria and dance hall each day. They also are called upon to maintain order at various other school functions. Mildred Baker is president, while Cath- erine Ames and Richard Barnard serve as secretary and treasurer respectively. Knights of Blue Back Row: Hill, Craddock, Montgomery, Edwards, D. Fox, Hill, Simpson, I. Fox, Furness, Kidney. Second Row: Ames, Petit, Chambers, C. Ames, Mr. Devlin, Baker, Barnard, Howe, Beaver, Dye. Front Row: Zolin, Hungerford, Grawski, Wolter, Mead- ow, Fuller, Judd. - Audio Visual Back Row: D. Hill, Reese, Canham, Simpson, Miller, Mower, Schrader, Herrivan, Farrel, Hauenstein, Zyne, Botsford. Second Row: Fuller, LaFave, Meiser, Hill, Sanders, Felstead, Van Auker, Cook, Furness, Beals, Hibbard. Front Row: Krebs, Cornelius, Crafts, Mr. Phillips, Bramer, Baldwin, Hausewald. 60 Throughout the year members of the Audio Visual Club show educational films in the Student Room for the classes of various teachers. They are also respon- sible for moving and setting up the opaque projector and the film strip pro- jector in class rooms. These boys, under the guidance of Mr. Phillips, take care of the curtain for assemblies and were in charge of the behind the stage work in Show Boat. Editors and Advisors Standing: Caldwell, Klafehn, Feller, Piedmont. Seated: Kurdziel, LaMers, Miss Kwasnicke, McAllister, Mr. Caldwell. Horizon Members of the Horizon stall' publish the weekly school paper. They have taken a field trip to D'You- ville College where a newspaper conference was held, and the staff is hopefully anticipating a trip to a news- paper oHice. Anita McAllister was chosen Editor-in- Chief and under her supervision are Editors: Louise F eller, Newsg Claire La Mers, Features, Doug Klafehn, Boys Sportsg Sue Piedmont, Girls' Sports, and Joe Kurdziel, Photography. Combined Staffs Back Row: Hartway, Pahura, Tapia, Thomas, Hart, Hill, Slack, Paone, Roth, Weston, Rankin, Gracey, Krebs, Morse, Rumble. Third Row: Mazzo, Wheatley, Elsom, Blount, Grabowski, Raisner, Petit, Herri- van, Fox, Brege, Baker, Holihan,'Sanderson, Andrews, Fisher. Second Row: Mathers, Myers, Renouf, Seaver, Cornelius, Polick, Siwirski, Ames, S. Fox, Thiel. Front Raw: Zolin, Brennan, Monacell, Tuohey, Pahura. Advertising Photography Editors and Advisor, Donelson, Patton, Elsom, Standing: Kurdaiel, Krebs. Seated. Morse, Hill. Standing: Scottow. Seated: Mr. Scott, Gaul. Mirror As a departure from the practice of other years, an Editorial Board has been set up to control the publication of the Mirror, It consists of the faculty advisor, editor-in-chief and the editors of all the staffs: Donna Boyle, Art, Sandra Elsom, Advertising, Joseph Kurdziel, Photography, Anthony Limina, Features, Kay Mazzo, Copyg Joanne Monacell, Classes, Ronald Palmere, Sports, and Mary Ann Slack, Activities. The business staff, headed by James Scottow, is responsible for soliciting ads and distributing the yearbooks to its patrons while the other staffs prepare the book for publication. Under the guidance of Linda Gaul, Editor-in-Chief, and Mr. Scott, Faculty Advisor, the year- book has completed another successful year. Editorial Board Typing Slanding: Palmere, Limina, Kurdziel, Elsom, Boyle. Smnding: Thomas, Biernacki, Hartway, Rumble, Seated: Gaul, Slack, Mazzo, Monacell. Hanks, Page. Seated: Tuohey, Brennan, Calandra, Kelley. 69. Art Features S Activities r Standing: Butler, Dye, Crockett. l Wienke, Butler, Limina Seated: Boyle. Standing: Serve, Calandra. Seated: Baron, Slack. Business Back Row: Page, Holihan, Hudson, Waters, Greenland, Sechowiak, Raisner, Baker, Iorio. Second Row: Martin, Fisher, Scottow, Ramming, Dujenski, Keep. Front Row: Anstey, Myers, Hawley. Class Cgpy Sports Standing: Slack. Seated: Monacell, Standing: Feller. Seated: Brennan, Sffmdfffg-' Weston, Eggeff- sfaffd- Stillinger. Mazzo, Renouf. PiCClm0ht, Palrnere. 63 Scribblers l Bark Row: Elsom, Rumble, Shilling, Thomas, Hart, Metz, Linderman, Brigham, Brege, Lyster, Seaver, Donelson, Dutton. Second Raw: Navelle, Biernacki, Holihan, M. A. Hall, Hudson, Baker, Schultz, Dennis. Front Row: M. Baron, D. Pask, D. Pask, Livingston, Jeffers, Brennan, Wright, Hellert. Baron, Miss Under the able guidance of Miss Carol Hall, assisted by Mary Ann Baron, president, Marylou Hudson, vice president, Kathy Holihan, secretary, and Nancy Baker, treasurer, members of Scribblers pub- i lish an annual collection of original poetry contributed by Medina High School students. The Scribblers magazine has become a tra- dition at M.H.S. and each spring students eagerly await its arrival. Checking out, filing, and reconditioning books are only a few ofthe myriad duties handled by the Library Club's members. Miss Gill- meister sincerely appreciates the members who aid her during study halls and activity periods. Back Row: S. Elsom, K. Elsom, Howe, Lefiler, Grabowski, Stefaniak, Fields, Herrivan, Farewell, Baehr, Hanks, Brege, Siwirski. Third Row: Canham, Myers, Caleb, Fox, Seefeldt, Renouf, Feller, Sanderson, Ri er, Jarvis, Albright, Iorio, Watts. Szcond Row: Clark, Bush, Gracey, Miss Gilmeister, Ramming, em Kidney, Hellert. Front Row: Anstay, Tuohey, Seefeldt, Harmer, Mazzo, King. 64 Standing: Baker, Holihan, Biernacki. Sealed: Hudson, Miss Hall, Baron. Library Club Sr. Dramatics Back Row: Andrews, Joralemon, Kurdziel, Raisner, Piedmont, Caldwell, E. Slack, Hart, Greenland, Suzanne, Malinoski, Fox. Suomi Row: Stockfield, Kuhn, Short, A. Butler, Monacell, B. Butler, Beedon, M. A. Slack. Front Raw: Baldwin, Mazzo, Dujenski, Davis, Rumble. Senior Dramatic Club started ol? the year with many of its mem- bers participating in the cast of Show Boat. They also put on three one-act plays along with many enjoyable assemblies. Assembly night was another project of this group. After a banquet at which new mem- bers were initiated, Senior Dramatic Club closed the year with a picnic. Masque and Gavel is a group made up of especially talented mem- bers of Senior Dramatics. This spring the group held the annual ini- tiation banquet for new members. Back Row: Slack, Short, Piedmont, Greenland, Beedon, Butler, Kuhn. Seam! Row: Kurdziel, Hart, Suzanne, Raisner. Front Row: Monacell, Dujenski. 65 Only make believe that I love you. Masque and Gavel Future Teachers This year Future Teach- ers started a new program of observing classes and helping teachers in Oak Or- chard School. They continued helping teachers in high school and also assisted on Teacher Recognition Day. The members attended the Rochester Area Future Teacher's Conference at Brockport. . The Future Teachers Club serves as a valuable aid for girls and boys inter- n ested in making teaching their career. Back Row: Butler, Dye, Baehr, Piedmont, Fields, Serve, McManaman, Fox, Beedon, Slack, Stefaniak, Herrivan, Mott, Page. Second Row: Dusenbery, Calandra, Brigham, Keep, Sechowiak, Miss Donahue, Brennan, Wheatley, Bush, Boyle. Front Row: Meland, Monacell, Ramming, Feller, Renouf, Sanderson, Derefinko. This year's Future Nurs- es Club with Nola Britt as president has been extreme- ly active. Field trips were taken including one to the Genesee Hospital in Roch- ester. The girls gave a tea for their mothers in January and had guests of honor from Medina Memorial Hospital. The past year also saw Future Nurses begin helping at the Hos- pital. Their cheery red and white uniforms are always a welcome sight to those confined to the sick bed. Future Nurses Back Row: Patterson, Cherry, Hudson, Howe, Stucko, McPherson, Herrington, Kenward, Moden, Beaver, Lowery, Hanks, Page, Moule, Simpson. Third Row: Ames, Nudd, Judd, Donelson, F. Ames Vague, L. Hudson, Schlegal, Baldwin, Smith, Cooper, Hungerford, Canham. Second Row: Cague, Wright, Stillinger, Britt, Iorio, Mrs. Warren. Front Row: Gardner, Clark, Dombrowski, Starkweather, Fackler, King. 66 D i The Future Farmers of America is a national or- ganization for pupils en- rolled in the Agriculture Courses. They sponsor an annual pancake supper. The boys have competed in Ni- agara Orleans and State livestock and poultry judg- ing, and some have received ribbons for their efforts. They have a basketball team and belong to the N.-O. F .F .A. League. These pupils learn through active participation how to con- duct and take part in pub- lic meetings, to buy and sell co-operatively, to solve their own problems, to fi- nance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. Future Farmers of America Back Row: Moden, Van Auker, Stockwell, Fenton, Caleb, Dunham, Knights, Herrivan, Farrell, Canham, Bush, Hemingway. Second Raw: Allen, Stockwell, Rich, Brigham, Mr. Lyndaker, George, Fields, J. Fuller, Jeffers. Front Row: A. Fuller, Hansler, Carpenter, Payne. Rifle Club Back Row: Schultz, Ward, Mahnke, Lasal, Sciponi, Gerzoff, Keepsel, Krebs, R. Kubatek, House, R. Kubatek, Beales. Strand Row: Mazzo, Kelly, Van Auker, Mr. Matson, Monell, Blnc, Hill. Foregraund: Reeson, Kennedy. To qualify for member- ship in the Riiie Club, a boy must be at least four- teen years of age and inter- ested in the use of firearms. These boys study the use of various types of guns, am- munition, iron, and tele- scopic sights, as well as develop a skill in the re- loading of rifie cartridges. The main objective of the club is to promote safety in the use and care of firearms. Motion Picture Club Standing: Fields, Mr. McAllister. Sealed: Kennedy, Fox. For students in grades 9-12 who enjoy showing motion picture films and learning various picture techniques, the Motion Picture Club is the answer. The Photography Unit is in charge of taking pictures of special assemblies and athletic events. They also supply the local paper with action shots taken during the football season. Joe Kurdziel is president and Mr. Johnson is sponsor. Photography Unit Standing: A. Butler, Piedmont, Morse, Hill, Krebs, B. Butler, Stucko. Seated: Kurdziel, Holihan, Raisner. 68 Art Club Back Row: Brazzel, Boyle, Butler, Malinoslci, Belinski, Dye, Cham- plin, Howe. Front Row: Waters, Austin, Cooper, Mr. Williams. Art Club is open to anyone who has passed General Art. The members make signs and posters for school events and arrange display cases for student exhibition. They also work on individual art projects. In the spring the club takes a trip to Rochester to visit art schools and art gal- leries. Mr. Williams is the sponsor. For students genuinely interested in Math, Mrs. Leigh is sponsoring a Math Club. Members are taught how to use the slide rule and instruments used in engi- neering, which quite often are beneficial to them in future studies. Math Club Back Row: Baehr, Sechowiak, Felstead, Sanders, Helwig, Kubatek, Hill, Sanderson, Alderson, Beedon, Ward, Palmere. Seated: Stefaniak, Becton, Gaul, Mrs. Leigh, Flowers, Weston, Derefinko. 59 Block M Club Bark Row: Gruber, Pegelow, Carson, Monell, McElwee, Scarpinato, Farell, Eggert, Paone, Lewis, McManaman, Renton Rankin, Reese, Martino, Payne, Beaver. Second Row: Robinson, Crafts, Feltz, Palmere, DiGuilio, Van Auker, Harmer Botsford, Mr. Loughlin, Caro, Loades, Robinson, Beedon, Holtz, Dinse, Tapia, Piedmont. Front Row: Smith, Palolowski, Britt, Page, Holman, Dinse, Caleb, Short, Slack. Recipients ofa Block M letter are eligible for mem- bership in this newly formed organization. All athlet- ically skillful, these students are among the more sports- minded members of our student body. Keith Holman and Robert Dinse, serving as president and vice-pres- ident respectively, head this club. 70 MUSIC After silence, that which comes nearest lo expressing the inexpressible is music. --Alduous Huxley 71 Sr. Band Back Raw: Scott, Iudd, Reese, Gleason, Lepp, Majeski, Caldwell, Hauswald, Rankin, D. Hill, Hill, Mr. Feller, Waters. Third Raw: Yaskavich, Canham, Wheatley, Kalawitter, Trow, Becton, Hellwig, Black- burn, Williams, Vosteen, Hellert, Scarpinato, Wright, Callara, Coffey, Lojeski, Steiner, Miller, Koneski, Menclewicz, Chenoweth, Rogers, Pask, Canham, Grabowski, Scarpinato. Second Row: Alderson, Knights, Opler, McKenna, A. Hill, Stockfield, Rankin, Beales, Baldwin, Joralemon, Paige, Pask, Paone, Pahura. Front Row: Wise, Boyle, Feller, Herrivan, Neal, McAllister. If you've ever attended a football game, pep assembly or pep rally then you have witnessed Medina High's marching musical organization, the Senior Band. Strutting on the football Held, resplendent in red uniforms, the members are the pride of M.H.S., and their precision and timing are thrilling to watch. Long hours of practice, faithful attendance, and excellent performances under its vital director, Mr. Feller, have made this organization a superior one. Shivering perhaps, but still smiling, Medina's Majorettes lead the band at foot- ball games and all marching functions. This year Dorothy Yaskivich was the able possessor of the Head Majorette's whistle, and under her leadership the girls did an excellent job. Majorettes Standing: Champlin, Yaskavich, Donelson. Kneeling: Williams, Scott, Rogers. 72 Trombone artet Williams, Blackburn, Hellwig, Beeton. The Trombone Quartet, sponsored by Mr. Feller, is an organization for musicians who are interested in attaining excellence on the trombone. In past years the group has entertained at Assembly Night. Dance Band, headed by Mr. Heald, has as its members students who play a mu- sical instrument and are interested in playing contemporary music, including jazz. This group delighted its audience when it was featured in an assembly program for the high school. Dance Band Standing: Mr. Heald, Scarpinnto, Lojeski, Miller, Koneski, Williams, Blackburn, Vosteen, Beeton, Hill Seated: Caldwell, Lepp, Paone, Scarpinato, Grabowski, Pahura, Opler, McKenna, Hill. 73 Sportsmen Back Row: Rankin, Paone, Scottow, Eaton. Front Row: Alderson, Trow, Gruber, Beedon. Brass Quintet String Ensemble Standing: Beales. Sealed: Lojeski, Rankin, Blackburn, VVright. Standing: Mr. Bradley, Stillinger, Herrivan. Sealed: Page Stockfield, Wheatley, Baldwin. 74 Crchestra Back Row: Gleason, Waters, Mr. Bradley, Stillenger. Second Row: Jarvis, S. Herrivan, Hill, Beeton, Lojeski, Britt, Neal, B. Herrivan, Page. Front Row: Stocktield, Wheatley, Thaine, Champlin, Watts, Baldwin. Learning the score of the operetta Showboat was the orchestra's main project this year. Nightly practices with the cast and dancers were required of its members. The end result was ex- tremely worthwhile, and the orchestra's beautiful music made the production of Showboat possible. A Cappella Choir also played an active part in Showboat's production. All its members took part, and many of the cast members were selected from its ranks. Directed by Mr. Connor, the choir has become known for its fine music and is traditionally respected at M.H.S. A Cappella Back Row: Stucko, Fox, Fields, j. Rankin, Renton, Bathrick, Paone, Scottow, Sanderson, Mott, Petit, Britt. Smmd Raw: Fisher, F. Page, Devlin, Trow, Bramer, Eaton, Alderson, Beedon, P. Page, Rumble, Stockfield. Front Row: Coffee, Boyle, Short, W. Rankin, Gruber, Mr. Connor, Chiarolanza, Baldwin, Donelson, Iorio, Gaze. 75 Mixed Chorus Back Row: Massey, Vosteen, Green, Canham, Furness, Gruber, Tuttle, Canham, Miller, Paige, Beedon, Harmer. Third Row: Monacell, Wienke, Barnes, Opler, Allen, D. Hill, Mazzo, P. Hill, Wells, Gates, Lepp. Second Row: Judd, Jarvis, Renouf, Yates, Champlin, A. Butler, Brigham, McAllister, Caldwell, Knights. Front Row: Mr. Connor, Whittleton, Riches, Kidney, Slack, Dennis, Hungerford, Keller, G. Hill, Ramming. u- A ii Back Row: Callard, Klawitter, French, Krebs, Carson, Chiarolanza, Grimes, Beales, Hill, Baldwin, Hemmingway. Third Row: Scarpinato, Suzanne, Sills, Hewitt, Quintern, Pahura, Payne, Chenoweth, Dombrowski, Baron. Second Row: Quin- tern, Beaver, Rumble, Andrews, Siwirski, Butler, Feller, McPherson, Canfield. Front Row: Patten, Wheatley, Keep, Majewski, Dusenberry, Dujenski, Hawley, Meland, Karney, Gardner. 76 Girls' Chorus Back Row: Wheatley, Elsom, Snell, LaMers, Linderman, Herrington, Long, Moden, Metz, Leflier, Hart, Shilling, Slack, Sanderson, B. Herrivan, Satkowski, Hinman. Third Row: Simpson, Wilson, Ames, Riemer, Conroy, Donelson, Blount, Hood, Sevenski, S. Herrivan, Seefeldt, Brady, Fox, Pegelow, McPherson, Burgess. Second Raw: Gaul, Harmer, Martin, Canham, Keep, Crossman, Hudson, Rumble, Kuhn, Green, Stork, Navelle, Wilkins, Zolin, Pahura. Front Row: Baron, Zyne, Scott, Ford, Thaine, Robison, Kenward, Mr. Connor, Pask, Pask, Scottow, Anstey, Hellert, Fearby. Flag Tvvirlers Back Row: Fox, Elsom, Dye, B. Champlin, Schneider, Canfield, Judd, Evans. Serond Row: Watts, Cague, Ramming, Keller, Falk, Seaver, Brege. Front Row: Flechsenhaar, Yaskavich, Williams, I. Champlin, Scott. 77 Chosen by their director, Mr. Connor, the members of Girls Chorus enjoy vocalizing. They exhibit their vocal ability at Spring Concert each year. Led by Beverly Williams, the flag-twirlers can be seen whirling their colorful flags at all home basketball games. Hours of prac- tice and hard work have made these girls professionals. During the months ot .November and December approximately one hundred fifty students were trouping into the hallowed halls of M.H.S. every evening at seven o'clock sharp. The reason for this unusual activity was Show Boat, an operetta presented on December IO and ix. Starring Nola Britt as Magnolia and James Rankin as Ravenal, and featuring Amelia Iorio as Julie, Jack Beedon as Captain Andy and Peggy Hart as his wife, the plot of the operetta covered a period of time stretching from the I88O,S to 1927. Taking part in this production were A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, the Orchestra and many other members of the student body. Many contributions to the success of Show Boat including Edward Devling Ida Cole, Pro- duction Managerg Robert Connor, Music Directorg and Richard Scott, Dramatic Director. Show Boat 78 Game: lubricate the body and the mind. 2. ATHLETICS 79 Benjamin Franklin Varsity Football Back Kow: Stahl, Fox, McManaman, Di nse, Bathrick, Rankin, Zielinski, Lewis, Handt, Hill, Farrell, Renton, Reese, Bramer. Second Row: Mr. Coats, Mr. Hilliard, Bielinski, Beaver, Schrader, Brigham, Gruber, Beedon, Payne, Richelson, Holman, McElwee, Mr. Loixghlin. Front Row: Lepp, Feltz, Botsford, Carson, Monell, Tapia, Martino, Peglow, Van Auker, Robinson, Marcinowski, Barnes, King. CAPTAINS-Holman, Zielinski, Handt. I COACHES-Mr. Coats, Mr. Hilliard, Mr.Loughlin We want a touchdown over there . . . 80 .V. Football Back Raw: Renton, Knights, Klawitter, Brigham, Beedon, Bathrick, Bensley, Schrader Tierney, Trow, Koneski. Third Row: Mr. Mancuso, Lepp, Dunham, Carpenter, San- tillo, Furness, Dinse, Brady, Mr. Houserman. Serond Row: Kiebala, Mazzo, Black, Martin, Young, Young, Dantley, Leone. Front Row: Bacon, Dutcher, Hudson, Callarcl A D. f Medina 1 9 Lew-Port Medina I4 Newfane Medina I 8 Starpoint Medina 33 Roy-Hart Medina 3 5 Akron Medina 40 Albion Medina 33 Brockport Won 7 Lost o The 1958 football season was one of the most successful ever for both I.V. and Varsity. The Junior Mustangs completed a perfect rec- ord, the first ever by a J.V. squad. The Varsity squad compiled an excellent league record to capture the Niagara-Orleans crown. The Mustangs led by Keith Holman, Fred Handt, and Gus Football Schedule '58 Medina 20 Star-Point Medina 2 5 Roy-Hart Medina 32 Barker Medina 20 Newfane Medina o Albion Medina 1 4 Lew-Port Medina 47 Wilson Medina 20 Akron Total 1 78 Total 33 Beedon provided the necessary spark that brought the title back to Medina. Each member of the squad realizes the importance of team play, a vital element that is necessary in the winning of a champion- ship. We all realize that none of this could have been possible without the concentrated efforts of Coaches Loughlin, Hillard and Coats. Ready, down, you Mustangs. Let's fight! 8 1 Varsity Basketball DiGiulio Zielinski Barhrick Holman Rankin McElwee Beedon Dinse Farrell Eggert, Tapia, Mr. Martin, Fox Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 30 38 34- 59 37 58 43 52 54 37 46 51 41 47 49 53 Lew-Port Wilson Newfane Starpoint Barker Akron Nia-Wheatfield Roy-Hart Wilson Lew-Port Newfane Starpoint Barker Akron Nia-Wheatfield Roy-Hart 82 Draper Palmere l l , l Medina 24 Lew-Port I 7 Medina 22 Wilson 33 Medina I7 Newfane 33 Medina 24 Starpoint 22 Medina 21 Barker 38 Medina 2 5 Akron zo .-V. Medina 1 5 Nia-Wheatfield 29 Medina 23 Roy-Hart 30 Medina I 5 Wilson 38 Medina I6 Lew-Port 4 5 Medina I4 Newfane 50 Medina 33 Starpoint 34 Medina 34 Barker 60 Medina 45 Akron 22 Medina 33 Nia-Wheatlield 25 Medina 21 Roy-Hart 28 Back Row: Mr. Tierney, Beedon, Klafehn, Callard, Miller, Malte, Bensley, Scarpinato, Marcinowski, Lepp. Front Row: Leone, Mazza, Rankin, Quintern. 33 , W Wrestlmg Qi Q .QW bynlv' .Sli Bark Row: Brady, Bielinski, Payne, Renton, Lewis, Brigham, Richelson, Sadler, Loades, Crafts. Front Row: Barnes, Dantley, Poler, Dinse, Young, George, Bacon, Monell. Foreground: Mr. Lyndaker, Van Auker, Robinson. Come on Ron, pin him. RSV id 1958-59 MATCHES Dec. I3 Attica Won Jan. 9 Spencerport: Won Jan. I3 St. Mary's fLancasterj Lost Jan. I5 Batavia School of Blind Won jan. 28 Batavia High School Won Feb. 3 Attica Lost Feb. 5 Batavia High School Won Feb. 9 Albion VVon Feb. IO St. Mary's CLancasterj Lost Feb. I 3 Brockport Won Feb. I6 Albion VVon Feb. IO Batavia School of Blind Won Feb. 23 Brockport Feb. 7.6 Alden Wrestling in Medina High School has become a more highly rated sport than in the past. Under the direction of Coach Lyn- daker, wrestling has become a major sport in Medina High. The public has been made aware of the fact that good sportsmanship is an essential in any sport, and wrestling has contributed to this fact. Very few realize the physical training that these few boys undergo each night. Because this is a relatively new sport in Medina High School, the boys are just beginning to receive the recognition they so rightly deserve. The squad this year has done very well and with Don Robinson as captain, has earned the respect of all M.H.S. rooters. Gorgeous George, Beware! 34 Bowling Back Row: Kiebala, Beales, Bensley, Trow, Callard, Klafehn, Paige, Slack, Allen, Miller, Scarpmato, Lepp. Front Row: Kennedy, Chenoweth, King, Pahura, Koneski, Monell, Meiser, McElwain, Opler. The Boys' Bowling program consists of eight teams, this year meeting on Wednesday and Thursday nights at Ranallo's Bowling Alley. At the end ofthe bowling season six boys are selected to go to the sectionals in Buffalo to compete against various schools in Western New York. Back Row: Holtz, Elsom, Williams, Eaton, Edwards, Hill, WVeston, Sanderson, Reese Kiebala, Alderson, Hellwig. Front Row: McPherson, Draper, McElwain, Kubatel-2 Hauenstein, Grabowski, Becton, Robison. 35 A Back Row.- Sadler, Dinse, Van Auker Monacell Zielmskx, Harvey Renton McElwee Morien, Mr. Alonzo. Fran! Raw: Robison Culver Holman Elsom Kaderll Schiedel Brown, Stachewicz. Foreground: Mr Hilliard Slattery Draper 1958 Championship Record Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina B atavi a Roy-Hart Akron LeRoy Barker Albion Wilson Newfane Batavia Roy-Hart Akron Albion Starpoint Lew-Port Barker Lost by League Record Won 9-Lost I .V. Tennis Back Row: Paone, Heminway, Eggert, Scarpinato, Williams, Wise, Mr. Houserman. Front Row: Robison, Schrader, Blackburn, Palmere. TENNIS The Tennis team under the expert coaching of Mr. Houserman climaxed a successful season by winning the N-O league championship. They were victori- ous over Lew-Port, Brockport and Lock- port, but lost to Attica and in the Sec- tionals. Next year the team will lose the superb playing of Palmere and Robison in the Singles and Eggert in the Doubles. TRACK In the spring of 1958 our Track team had a particularly victorious season. The field men won the league championship and scored second place in the county meet. Medina can be especially proud of Gus Beedon who took first place in every competitive meet during the season and captured second place in the Track Sectionals. RECORD Medina 52, Barker 28, Roy-Hart 24 When it comes to serving, he's one of our best. Track Medina 65, Albion 22 Medina. 47, Starpoint 36, Lew-Port 34 Wilson 44, Medina 41, Roy-Hart I6 Oakfield 43, Medina 38M, Starpoint 20, Roy-Hart I9 County meet Wilson ISI, Medina 2nd, Albion 3rd. Back Row: Monell, Thaxter, Washak, Renouf, Callard, Handt, Brigham, Martino, Reese, Beaver, Beedon, Mr. Loughlin. Front Row: Caro, Stupnik, Dinse, Pettit, Li- cinio, Young, Dantly, Loades, Brady, Robinson. 87 l Girls' Bowling These girls bowl on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday nights. At the end of the year the top fifteen girls are chosen for their high averages, and they compete against the boys for honors. Back Row: Donelson, Brigham, Seefeldt, LaMers, Satkowski Moden, Kosloski, Linderman, Schilling, Fuller, Wolter, Ryan Flower. Third Row: Rumble, D. Brege, B. Pahura, Kidney J D a Champlin, Cornelius, Polick, Siwirski, Yaskavich, P. Brege, A. Seaver, M. Fackler, Flecksenhaar, Cague. Second Row: D. Pahura, Rogers, Canham, Kuhn, D. Crossman, Hess, S. Crossman. Front Row: M. Baron, F. Fackler, M. Neal, S Marcinoski, K. Koneski. Bock Row: Brennan, Fisher, Britt, P. Page, Piedmont, Stucko, Hartway, C. McPherson, Biernacki, Elsom, Rumble, F. Page. Third Row: Keep, Hill, Burgess, Tuohey, Maz7o, Ramming, Wheatley, Dutton, Hudson, D. McPherson, Albright. Second Row: J. Dombrowski, M. Calandra, Hawley, Myers, Slack, Monacell, W. Dombrowski. Front Row: Bush, G. Calandra, Anstey, Baron. Back Row: S. Fox, B. Butler, Holihan, Hartway, Grabowski, M. L. Fox, A. Butler, Serve, Stefoniak, Lowery, Raisner, Baker, Donelson, Elsom, N. Judd. Third Row: Derelinko, Hood, Wilson, Stewart, Keller, Sanderson, Kelly, Grabowski, Brazzell, Boyle, Pope, Meland, J. Judd, Dujenski. Second Raw: Holtz, Lapp, Whittleton, Cooper, Coffey, Davis, Swan, Pescara, Schmitt. Front Row: Zyne, King, Brennan, Anstey. Victory ! Yes! Yes! Yes Cheerleaders Padoleski Short Victory! Medina High School Back Row: Schilling, Kuhn. Second Row: Crossman, Neal. Front Row: Robison. Caleb Smith Is our cry. Well, I guess! Slack Piedmont V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Britt-Captain Page 89 Student Back Row: Beedon, Reese, Farrell, Renton, Beedon, Bathrick, Zielinski, Handt, West- on, Dinse, Schrader, Payne. Front Row: Quintern, Palmere, Newman, Bensley, Mr. Loughlin, Martino, Beaver, Montgomery, Dinse. These Girls' Student Leaders are selected on the basis of citizenship, leader- ship and scholarship. They are always found helping out in Mrs. Acer's gym classes by taking attend- ance, demonstrating differ- ent sports and being gen- erally useful in the physical education program. Coach Loughlin's student leaders are squad leaders who assist in taking at- tendance, aid the coach in teaching various gymnastic skills, and help keep the squads in order. They prove to be invaluable in Me- dina's gym classes. Leaders Bark Row: Short, Renouf, Piedmont, Caleb, Serve, Knights, Caldwell, Slack, Biernacki, Feller, Fox, Stockfield. Third Row: Brazzell, Donelson, Cague, Siwirski, Keller, Kuhn, Smith, Page, Britt, Baker, Brennan. Second Row: Pahura, Brennan, Fisher, Padoleski, Tuohey, Hill. Front Row: Baron, Rogers, Neal. 90 Intramurals Bark Row: Bensley, Waters, Barrett, Herriven, Knights, Klafehn, Bathrick, Slack, Page, Schrader, Keepsel, Malte, Tuttle. Serond Row: Fields, Quintern, Dettbarn, Furness, Green, Montgomery, Kubatek, Kiebala, Rankin, Young, Brady, Livingston. From Row: Lane, Yaskivich, McElwain, Maak, Mr. Loughlin, Morse, Chenoweth, Satkowski, Seitzer. Playing after school on Mondays and Wednesdays, the girls in the intramurals program participate in such games as basketball, deck tennis, badminton, and base- ball. The boys' intramurals are held on Tuesdays, Wednes- days, and Fridays during the activity period. Basket- ball, volleyball, and softball compose the chief activ- ities of this program. Bark Row: Monell, Reese, Brigham, McManaman, Hill, Handt, Lewis, Bathrick, Eggert, Edwards, Kiebala, Elsom. Second Row: Holtz, Fox, Newman, Bidell, Peglow, Mr. Lough- lin, Martino, Richleson, Beaver, McElwain, Draper, Gra- bowski. Fran! Row: Feltz, Culver, Stupnick, Watson, Evans, Robison. Back Row: Fisher, Hinman, Hood, Ryan, Stucko, Brigham, Linderman, Metz, Stefaniak, McPherson, Elsom, Britt, Page, Rumble, Stork. Third Row: Gaul, Birch, Martin, S. Crossman, Cague, Short, Judd, Keller, Evans, Flechsenhaar, Navelle, D. Crossman, Tuohey. Second Row: Jeffers, Albright, Smith, K. Keep, Gregory, L. Keep. Front Row: W. Dombrowski, Swan, Marcinowski, Neal, Koneski. Bark Row: Donelson, Butler, LaMers, Biernacki, Sechowiak, Schilling, Knights, Serve, Slack, Piedmont, Elsom, McAllister, Seefelt. Third Row: Boyle, Schlegel, Hess, McPherson, Seaver, Pahura, Simpson, Sanderson, Fackler, Stewart, Watts, Nudd, Mazzo. Second Row: Hudson, Calandra, Slack, Myers, Coffey, Monacell. Front Row: Baron, Calandra, Zolin, Brennan, Pa- hura, Robison. Bark Row: Yaskivich, Baker, Feller, Hartway, Thomas, Lowery, Lester, Harvey, Satkowski, Renou f, Kuhn, Champlin. Third Raw: Whittleton, Canham, Green, Burgess, Hill, King. Front Row: Bush, Anstey, Rogers, Baron. Ella Stinson Behind the Scenes Behind the scenes of Medina High School are eHicient staffs which we couldn't do without. The cafeteria staff provides daily meals on a well- balanced scale, the custodians keep the atmos- phere of our school clean and pleasing, and the bus attendants furnish safe transportation means to rural students. Their services are innumerable Rmhanna Davis and greatly appreclated. School Lunch Manager Amis, Kujawa, Wiedrich, Schultz. Bark Row: Kraatz, Winans, Tucker, Pettit, Watts, Sills, Iorio. Front Row: Marciniak, Britt, Cromwell, Tuohey. 92 PATRCJNS Make allyou mn, :ave allyou mn, give all-you can. -John Wesley Compliments of C. H. THOMAS, M.D. WEBER'S Eye Ear Nose Throat SKINNER AND HART SERVICE STATION ' , , I Attorneys TEXAC0 West Center St' Af Corner of Main and Phone 341 Law Pearl Streets A. E. VOSLER Compliments of mANurAcruluNG cone. F' M' STOOKEY 'NGK NCHARDS Industrial Boxes and Pallets ANTIQUES THE 5HERw'N'w'LuAM5 Phone 389 SHELBY CENTER 109 E- Genie' Sf- Medina, N. Y. Medina, N. Y. Congratulations F GENERAL INSURANCE I'0m REAL ESTATE GASKEI-I-'S CHARLES P. sl.AcK 1. ASTEE FREEZE 109 West Center St. STEVE'S VARIETY STORE Stephen J. Champlin, Prop. Compliments C BOWLYUUVM ares way Hardware, Furniture of TATES Electrical Appliances TAYLOR BROTHERS Under Bottled Gas Semce MANUFACTURING Brunswick Automatics 122-126 East Center Medina, N. Y. 94 Harvey Moore T. M. Hickey LE VAN FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Compliments successors to the f H. LeBaren Hartt Company, Inc. 0 The Home of Fine Furniture for Better Living K -W0RT 5 421 Main Street Phone 35 Medina, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of KENNEDY BROS. of KNovg'LE?gE'i:'iZCE:o'oP The Store for Men And Boys KINGSLEWS CLEANERS 422 Main Street Farm Store Feed Store Phone 413 415P::'1e 499 Phone 110-w Phone 312 am Sheet Medina, N. Y. Congratulations LAKE SHORE MATERIALS to A F LEONE M D CORPORATION ' ' ' C I L b Class of 1959 205 Park Avenue oa um er Building Materials THE L Phone 114 Medina, N. Y MOTEL Commercial St. Phone 350 Cora and Maynard I-ACKNER Congratulations to the MOBILE HOMES, INC. New and Reconditioned Route 31 Middleport, N. Y. Class of 1959 LINDSAY-GREGORY CORPORATION Phone 930 Medina, N. Y 95 MEDINA COLD STORAGE COMPANY INC. REMEMBER This is Your Financial Department Store MEDINA BAKERY Birthday, Wedding and Decorated Cakes Our Specialty Next to Diana Theater Offering Phone 1050 Complete Banking Service Medina' N' Y' Inquire! V MEDINA OFFICE CASEY NURSING HOME MARINE TRUST COMPANY . DF WESTERN NEW YORK 238 W. Center St. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0 Phone 949 BRUNDAGE CASE'S PAINTS AND WALLPAPER HARDWARE Carmote and DuPont Paints Quality and,Service Imperial Washable Wallpaper Birge Wallpaper, ' Window Shades - Venetian Blinds 437 Main Street I Floor Sanders and Polishers for Rent I Medina' N' Y' , 108 West Center Phone 223 96 Compliments WARREN B. MARTIN ith EARL W- LOADES Licensed Optician o e sl SONS DR. ROBERT HAMILTON MEDINA DAIRY, Optometrist Ams - Chalmers 219 Pearl Street 'Nc' Medina, N. Y. George Wolcott, Pres. Maple Ridge Road Farm Equipment Ridge Road Medina, N. Y. Eyes Examined Prescriptions Filled Phone 75 Sanford C. Brinsmaid Special Agent BANKEIPS LIFE COMPANY 121 Roseland Ave. Medina, N. Y. Tel. 1848 DRAPER TRANSPORT, INC. lMerle T. Draperi Local and Long Distance Trucking 8i Moving Life Insurance Annuities Medina, N. Y. Phone 203 Compliments of the DENTISTS OF MEDINA Gwinn gl South Avenue 97 FRIGIDAIRE . MIKE BOKMAN Refrigerators Ranges and BUICK Congratulations Laundry Equipment Phone 1010 to the BRAMER 0 Class of 1959 ELECTRIC CO. Maple Ridge Road 0 529 Main Street 1 Medina, N- Y- Medina, New York Bl-ISSETFS CHILDREN FIEI.D'S SERVICE Congratulations SHOP A to z Lubrication to the , Muffler Service Class Of '59 201 East Center Street ff0m Medma' New York Phone 26 Medina, N. Y. WILLIAMS GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS to 1959 GRADUATES FRANK I. BALCERIAK 81 SON, INC. General Contractors 591 Mahar Street Medina, N. Y. 98 Mortgage Money MEDINA Office Supplies MEDINA and Equipment SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 1111 510 Main St. Established 1898 Medina, N, Y, Compliments of the FN E ' SERVE J. H. ROBINSON on. co. m0RNEY'AT'LAw Sewing Orleans County for 38 Years Delco Oil Furnaces- Reading gl Hazlebrook Medina' N' Y' Anthracite Coal - Richfield Gasoline 81 Oil Phone Medina 850-ll RICH'S FLOWERS F. c. weston Flowers Whisper 0Pf0meffiSf what Words fan 111 w. center sr. Neve' Say Phone 361-M MAPLE RIDGE ROAD EYES Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 968 Medina, N. Y. C . ROSENKRANS omplrments 0, PHARMACY JADI L MQNACELL Your Prescription Druggist Phone 1650 and 1651 99 , , lt Pays to Shop at PENNEY'S Tested Quality Lowest Prices Shop for All the Family Under One Roof 447-449 Main Street Medina, New York MUCHOW'S FLORAL SHOP IN ANY event send flowers Phone 183 507 East Center Street Medina, New York Compliments Compliments HOWARD C. BLUM of of Garage and Service Station PHINNEY TOOL AND DYE FRANCIS POLAR co., mc. Nunsms HOME Route 104 at leddo - Phone Medina, New York 212 Park Avenue Middlepm Re 5.8233 Tel. 900 Tel. 1323 WOLK'S MEN AND BOY'S STORE MEDINA 440 Main Street POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES Phone 1493 Clothes for Lad and Dad BRONSON'S Compliments TED POLAR 416 Main Street , of Fancy Groceries - Cold Cuts DW 30095 - CUVWHS Cigars - Candy - Ice Cream HOOD REAL ESTATE Draperies 900 S. Main St. Hosiery Headquarters , Phone 699 Medina of Orleans County IOO H. F. SYLVESTER Pittsburgh Paint- Wallpaper Rugs - Lee's Carpeting Floor Covering Plastic Walltile Furniture Window Shades Venetian Blinds inlaid Linoleum 531 Main Street Phone 1371 O'DONNELL'S YARN SHOPPE Phone 367 813 West Center Street Medina, New York Compliments of ART BOUNGIORNE 81 SONS Block Ceilings Tile Bathrooms Stone Sidings All Types Roofs General Contracting Phone 1831 Congratulations to the HARVEY J. ROBBINS JAMES O. RIGNEL CO. mass of '59 Firestone Dealers 'Nc' from Store Flour- Feed - Grains - Seeds Paints - Varnish ROSE VILLA NURSING HOME Best Paint Sold Mrs. Alonzo Waters 435 Mam Street Medina Lockport Owner - Operator Phone 205 Phone 172 Phone 3-3866 611 Main St. Medina 139 Calso Home Heating Oils with SR-158 AUTOMATIC HEATING Sales and Service APPLE GROVE INN MIGHTY FINE Fooo IOI Congratulations CLUB 31 RESTAURANT to the Cl-U5 31 MOTEL 5. A. COOK 8. C0 Class of '59 Medina's Friendliest Restaurant , From Medina, N. Y. cl.:Anv FUNERAL HOME weswvenue and Route 31 CROWLEY'S FLYING A COOK WHOLESALE CO. SERVICE . S th M ' 510 Orient Street ou am and Compliments Medina, New York Maple Ridge of Phone 804 Medina, N. CURRY'S Medina Compliments of compliments of DI GIULlO'S SUPERETTE New York THE C0 1e'0f DIANA AND Park and Davis Ave. SUNSET DRIVE IN Elmer and Reta Di Guilio , DRAPER TRUCK 81 EDWARD T. EGGERT, M.D. . -mgc-rpg CQ. Compliments 416 Main Street of International Motor Trucks Tractor and Farm Implements Knowlesville, N. Y. Medina, New York EXE Phone 1389 CURVlN'S STORE IO2 Compliments of PAUL A. GARRICK Insurance Service Florsheim - Enna Jetticks Child Life James C. DiGiulio Owner mANcH:l.L's GROCERY MUIUZIIZB And FAMILY SHO' Quality Footwear Tel. 556 501 Main St. Medina, N. Y. HEWI1'T'S CLEANERS AND DRYERS C0mP'lmef'iS Colon C. Burgess, Prop. of The Home of Good Cleaning And Courteous Service HUDSON'S Jewmns Phone 70 Medina, N. Y. JAY'S DRUG STORE DUTCHER ELECTRIC Prescrgtions RCA Whirlpool Appliances Drugs Sundries RCA - Admiral Television Cameras and Supplies 431 Main Street Medina, Phone 245 Medina, N phone 352-W I-'KA ALUMINUM Jalousie Windows 8. Doors Combination Windows 81 Doors 216 Frank St. Medina, N. Y. Phone 1945 or 1541 Shoe Repair Gives Extra Wear SHOE SERVICE SHOP Gus Fortunato, Prop. 410 Main St. Compliments of FELTZ 8. FERLAZZO Barber Shop West Center St. Medina, N. Y. . 103 WHITE BROTHERS ROSE CORPORATION Medina. New York Compliments Congratulations to the UNc s of class of 1959 Potato Chips ZIMMERMAN MOTOR CO- GULINSKI FUNERAL Home Made in Medina By INC' 420 Eagle St Rambler Sales 8l Service ' PUNCH SPECIALTIES Telephone 447 or 384 Medina, N. Y. R. N. PARSONS 81 SON Atl t- Compliments CERTIFIED FINANCE CO. an IC f Personal -Loans Petroleum Products 0 Heating and Air COI'lfIIIIOIIII'Ig RANAI-loss 549 Main St' Medina' N Medina BOWLING CENTER Ph0ne1373 A'b'0 Medina, New York Lyndonville Congratulations to 1959 Graduates Tomorrow, you can make today yesterday, if you drive slow today. ED WILLIAMS SERVICE STATION 104 AMERICAN BRAKE snos co. Engineering Casting Division Class of 1959 BARN ES-TUTTLE, INC 226 Pearl St. Phone 396 , BlLL'S ESSO SERVICE Aunsnsou morons E330 PRODUCTS MSHOP Good luck to class NURSING HDME Ford - Mercury of 1959 S I S - E. Center at Church St. Ph 503 3 as ' e ce William Elster one Phone 743 Go to ARMSTRONG'S first the Rexall Store 1o5 Sr , Z A 2 . f Photograohs . . . The Heart of Your Yearbook . . . priceless school - live in photography by Varden. DEN Srunlos. uvc. R OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street ' Rochester 7, New York 106 PARK LUNCH ONE HOUR DURA J. J. OWEN5 CLEANING u o EVeVYfh'ng to Eat 331 Main Street We Deliver CONGRATULATIONS Medina, N- Y- Clasg The Cleaners Phone 641 f with the 0 . West Ave. , Bu'It'm 59 Moth-Proofing NOAI'I'S ARK W. S. MONTGOMERY CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Auto and Radio Accessories M 1 W General Parts 81 Service en S ear Sporting Goods 503 Main Street FRANK J. PAYJACK ' Ph 1115 Medina, N. Y. DEALER one Medina, N. Y. 3. trademark of qllallty H Trademarks are like products-they speak for quality. We of Heinz are endowed with quality, not only in products, but in our employees. This quality is your assurance that wherever you go you know that our employees, like your Medina neighbors, have helped produce our famous varieties. J. Heinz C0 107 PAlGE'S COLLISION SHOP F LARRY PAONE'S FOOD MARKET Wholesale and Retail Fresh Fruits Congratulations to the Class of 59 Carl and Grace Gruber WhieltAI2:nment Fvegatiyjles GRUBERQS u 0 ass ree e :very 914 S. Main Street RESTAURANT Medina, N. Y. Phgne 915 Phone 378 Medina, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1959 For Answers To Any of Your Insurance Problems Call R. LOUIS WALTERS INSURANCE SERVICE 532 Main Street Phone 135 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 from and .IUSEPH KIIRDZIEL Chrysler, Plymouth, Imperial, Simca Dealers Phone Albion 267 Medina 1430 East Bank Street, Albion, New York IOS Congrat :lations CLUB H31 s. A. COOK s. co mag 218,59 Medina's Friendliest from I Restaurant . CLEARY FUNERAL ' HOME West Ave. and Route 31 Medina, N. yn COOK WHOLESALE CROWLEY'S CO. FLYING A SERVICE ' South Main Compliments 0 and Maple Ridge of 510 Orient St. phone 804 Medina' N' Y' Medina, N. Y. ' CU4RRY'S . . WESTERN AUTO C I. t f Medina omp imen s o ASSOCIATE STORE the New York ' DIANA Main STTCCL Medina, N. Y. P MEDINA MARKET Home of Fine Meats 505 Main Street Medina, New York Free Delivery Phone 213 Phone 247 To the Blass of '59 ------- The foundation of your future lives and careers is now firmly laid. 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